230 Algoverse Students Accepted to NeurIPS 2025
230 Algoverse students and 60 research papers accepted to NeurIPS 2025 in San Diego, California, USA!
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NeurIPS 2025
Dec. 7, 2025
230 Algoverse students and 60 research papers have been accepted to NeurIPS 2025 in San Diego, California. This record-breaking achievement showcases the breadth and depth of research happening within the Algoverse program, spanning topics from mechanistic interpretability to efficient transformer architectures.
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76.5%
of identified high school authors at NeurIPS 2025 were Algoverse alumni
Statistics based on a systematic search of OpenReview author profiles and camera-ready PDFs across all 33,193 accepted NeurIPS 2025 authors. High school affiliation was identified through institutional affiliations listed on papers and author profiles.
80.4%
Workshop Authors
111 of 138 accepted high school workshop authors attended Algoverse
0.4%
Overall High School Representation
Only 144 of 33,193 accepted NeurIPS authors were high schoolers
NeurIPS 2025 · Based on OpenReview and camera-ready data
Davidson Fellows 2025
Jul. 29, 2025
Two Algoverse students—Abhay Gupta and Philip Meng—have been named 2025 Davidson Fellows for their AI fairness research on dialect equity in large language models. The Davidson Fellows Scholarship selects only 20 recipients annually from over 1,200 applicants.
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Industry Outcomes
Selected internship and full-time offers earned following Algoverse research mentorship and projects.
McNair S
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: Anthropic Fellowship
Srivishnu R
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: OpenAI Software Engineer
Ishneet S
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: TikTok ML Engineering Intern
James Begin
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: ML Intern at AlphaPoint
Jay Shim
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: Optiver Quant Developer Intern
Daniel Z
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: Optiver Quant Trading Intern
Saurish S
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: xAI Researcher
Bardia A
Algoverse project: Unmasking Biases and Heuristics in LLMs
Subsequent offer: SWE Intern at Apple
Arjun P
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: Adobe ML Engineer
73%
of published Algoverse high school seniors accepted to a T20 US university
Based on a 2025 survey of US-based, college-bound Algoverse high school seniors who published at a peer-reviewed AI conference (NeurIPS, ACL, EMNLP, NAACL, ICLR, ICML, COLM, AAAI, or EACL). T20 refers to top-20 US universities per US News & World Report rankings.
2025 · US-based college-bound seniors with peer-reviewed publications
'24–'25 Alumni University Placements
Tracking the academic trajectories of Algoverse researchers
University Admissions
Selected admissions offers from alumni after completing Algoverse research projects.
Anna D
Algoverse project: SCOPE: Semantic Entropy Probes for LLM-as-a-Judge
Subsequent offer: MIT
Veronica Shao
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: CMU
Pranav Siddineni
Algoverse project: Multimodal Graph Convolutional Networks for Action Recognition in the Operating Room
Subsequent offer: Caltech
Matthew Li
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: CMU
Joshua Liu
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: CMU
Michael Li
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: CMU
Rajat Rawat
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: UC Berkeley
Ryan Li
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: Stanford
Gary Sun
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: UC Berkeley
Olivia Holmberg
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: Brown
Sundesh Donthi
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: Georgia Tech
Santiago Torres-Garcia
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: UC Berkeley
Anish Neema
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: Georgia Tech
Osama Radi
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: Yale
William T
Algoverse project:
Subsequent offer: Stanford
All News & Announcements
Stay up to date with conference acceptances, student achievements, research collaborations, and program announcements from Algoverse AI Research.
ACL 2025 Acceptances
Algoverse NLP research accepted at the Association for Computational Linguistics 2025 conference.
9 Algoverse Teams Accepted to COLM 2025 Workshops
9 Algoverse research teams accepted to present at COLM 2025 workshops, showcasing cutting-edge work in language modeling.
EMNLP 2025 Acceptances
Algoverse students present research at the Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing 2025 conference.
CVPR 2025 Acceptances
Computer vision research from Algoverse accepted at CVPR 2025, the top conference in computer vision.
Two Algoverse Students Named 2025 Davidson Fellows
Abhay Gupta and Philip Meng named 2025 Davidson Fellows for their AI fairness research on dialect equity in large language models.
13 Algoverse Teams Accepted to ICML 2025 Workshops
13 Algoverse research teams accepted to present at ICML 2025 workshops in Vancouver, Canada.
OpenAI Features Algoverse Research in PaperBench
An Algoverse student research paper was selected among OpenAI's curated collection of 20 state-of-the-art AI research papers.
Sixteen Algoverse Research Teams Accepted to NAACL 2025
Congratulations to sixteen Algoverse research teams for their acceptances to workshops at NAACL 2025 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Five Algoverse Research Teams Accepted to ICLR 2025
Congratulations to five Algoverse research teams accepted to workshops at ICLR 2025 at the Singapore EXPO.
Shared Parameter Subspaces and Cross-Task Linearity in Emergently Misaligned Behavior
Selected for an Oral Presentation award at the NeurIPS 2025 UniReps Workshop. Research exploring the geometric perspective of emergent misalignment in large language models.
Scratchpad Thinking: Alternation Between Storage and Computation in Latent Reasoning Models
Selected for a Spotlight award at the NeurIPS 2025 Mechanistic Interpretability Workshop. A mechanistic case study uncovering structured computation cycles in latent reasoning models.
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