Explore medical and scientific research with Talaria.
During the summer, Talaria hosts the Summer Institute and Summer Residency, where students work on novel research projects in fields of their interests under the mentorship of scientists. During the academic year, Talaria Club students develop their own research ideas, receive professional feedback, and submit to competitions.
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The Talaria Conference
The Talaria Conference
Talaria mentees engage in a variety of research fields and methods. Click below for the full collection of Talaria Conference presentations.
“An enriching and life-changing experience to say the least.”
— Kimia Shahriyar, Talaria Class of 2021
At Talaria Summer Institute, students produce professional medical and scientific research.
what our scholars are saying
“Coming from a town with little to no research or STEM opportunities and a low-income household, Talaria has opened my eyes to the many free resources there are to enlighten young minds. Before, I thought there was nothing I could do to lengthen my skills and achievements in my community but now I see that there are numerous programs and institutions online that prioritize those similar to me in making memorable passion-filled projects. In my month-long journey with Talaria, I realized that research and STEM are where I want my future career to lie due to the amount of joy and clarity it has brought me. When doing research, my curiosity and meticulous nature are stimulated, diving me into rabbit holes of engaging and new information encouraging me to discover more.” Read Allison’s full feature.
Allison Paredes
Talaria Class of 2023
“My mentor helped me feel more confident in my researching/writing abilities, she gave me numerous sources to help me begin to research, she helped me properly cite my sources, and she reviewed my finished literature review. Most importantly, my mentor was helpful in providing me with a general outline for my literature review that served as a guide for what to write.” Read Ally’s full feature.
Ally Powell
Talaria Class of 2022
“I was researching a topic I was almost clueless on and wasn't sure how my mentor would pair with me in terms of interest and personality. As time went on, I became more comfortable and confident with myself and asking questions. I was able to really learn a lot throughout this program and develop a deeper interest in this field.” Read Sarah’s full feature.
Sarah Guo
Talaria Class of 2021
