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Hot take, finding a research topic is not that hard. You're over-complicating it. I study a PhD at Harvard and here's the strategy that nobody tells you behind almost every good project. First, take your belief that you need some crazy revolutionary idea and throw it out the window. Real research, the kind that gets published in about 1% increments, even professors work this way. So instead of brainstorming from scratch, here's what you do it with the data and tools you have right now, MIT, Oxford, Stanford, apply the Lumiere Research Scholar Program. We held 3,000 high schools last year. We go from zero to a finished research paper. And we'll walk you through everything you need to do. Comment research, and I'll send you the application link.

Hot take, finding a research topic is not that hard. You're over-complicating it. I study a PhD at Harvard and here's the strategy that nobody tells you behind…

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  • Finding a Research Topic
  • Common Misconception
  • Need for Revolutionary Ideas
  • Reality of Research
  • Incremental Progress
  • Use Existing Data and Tools
  • Lumiere Research Scholar Program
  • Program Application
  • 3,000 High Schools Participated
  • Guidance to Research Paper
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Hot take, finding a research topic is not that hard. You're over-complicating it. I study a PhD at Harvard and here's the strategy that nobody tells you behind almost every good project. First, take your belief that you need some crazy revolutionary idea and throw it out the window. Real research, the kind that gets published in about 1% increments, even professors work this way. So instead of brainstorming from scratch, here's what you do it with the data and tools you have right now, MIT, Oxford, Stanford, apply the Lumiere Research Scholar Program. We held 3,000 high schools last year. We go from zero to a finished research paper. And we'll walk you through everything you need to do. Comment research, and I'll send you the application link.

"finding a research topic is not that hard."

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