Ways to Participate
Ineditus is volunteer-driven and shaped by the students, mentors, educators, and partners who contribute to its work.
Students
High school and community college students can participate in research fellowships, attend workshops, contribute written research, and take part in educational programming.
Apply as a fellow →Mentors
Researchers, graduate students, faculty, and STEM professionals can support students through short-term mentorship and research guidance.
Become a mentor →Schools and partners
Schools, educators, and community organizations can collaborate with Ineditus to bring research-literacy workshops, presentations, and student programming to their communities.
Partner with us →From Application to Publication
The Ineditus Fellowship is designed to provide a focused introduction to research without requiring prior experience. Fellows are guided from the development of a research question through investigation, interpretation, and final publication.
Apply
Applicants are selected based on curiosity, commitment, and interest in research rather than prior research experience.
Research
With guidance from a mentor, fellows develop a focused question and investigate it through structured research over several weeks.
Interpret
Fellows evaluate their findings, consider limitations and context, and develop a clear written account of their work.
Publish
Completed work is published through Ineditus — as a Decoded brief or an Archived case study — and shared as part of our student research collection.