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Support
A point of contact
You get a partnerships manager at Algoverse who knows your students by name and answers questions the same day.
For Counselors & IECs
Your students, published at NeurIPS 2026.
Algoverse students publish original AI research at NeurIPS, ACL, and EMNLP. 87% of our published seniors go on to a top 10 university or top 10 CS program.
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Partnership
Three things every partner gets.
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Financial aid
Need-based aid for the families who need it
Algoverse has granted over $1.2M in need-based aid. We work directly with families who would benefit from the program but cannot pay full tuition.
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First look
Early access to upcoming cohorts
We share new cohort openings, application windows, and capacity with our partners before any of it goes public.
Student outcomes
By the numbers.
76.5%
of identified high school authors at NeurIPS 2025 were Algoverse alumni.
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.
Across the program
- 87%
of published seniors accepted to a top 10 university
or top 10 CS program. Among Algoverse seniors who published at a top AI conference.
- 70%+
team workshop acceptance rate
across major AI conferences including NeurIPS, ICML, ACL, and EMNLP.
- 311
students accepted to NeurIPS, and counting
across the main conference and workshop tracks.
- $1.2M
granted in need-based aid
across families who could not pay full tuition out of pocket.
Inside the program
From the conference floor.
Every year we send hundreds of high school students to NeurIPS, EMNLP, ACL, and other top venues as published authors, presenting their own work alongside graduate researchers.
The program
Twelve weeks. Four phases. A PhD-level publication.
The 12-week structure
Onboarding & Topic Selection
Weeks 1-2Meet your mentor, explore research areas, and define your project scope.
Students leave this phase with a peer-reviewable research proposal and a literature review specific to their topic.
Core Research Phase
Weeks 3-8Execute your research plan with regular mentor check-ins and faculty guidance.
This is where the bulk of experimentation happens — weekly mentor one-on-ones and bi-weekly faculty office hours keep the work moving.
Paper Writing & Revision
Weeks 9-11Transform your findings into a publication-ready manuscript.
Students go through multiple revision rounds, dedicated writing workshops, and faculty review of every draft.
Submission & Presentation
Week 12Submit to conferences and prepare to present your work to the community.
Many students continue past week 12 as workshop presenters and as Algoverse mentors for the next cohort.
Who your students will work with
Researchers from the labs and companies that matter.
Algoverse principal investigators and mentors are active researchers at Google DeepMind, Meta, Stanford, Anthropic, Berkeley, and more. They include PhD candidates and industry scientists, all publishing at the same conferences your students will submit to.
Vasu Sharma
Research Scientist Lead, Meta FAIR
Vivek Verma
Researcher, OpenAI
Sean O'Brien
PhD Researcher, UCSD
Kevin Han
PhD Researcher, Carnegie Mellon
Celine Lee
PhD Candidate, Cornell Tech
How it works
Becoming a partner is easy and obligation-free.
Most of our IEC partners are up and running within a single week.
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Register
Fill out the form at the top of this page. About 60 seconds. No commitments, no minimums.
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Meet your partnerships manager
Our partnerships team confirms your practice, walks you through current cohort timelines, and answers any questions you have about the program.
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Refer your students
Send students our way. Your partnerships manager keeps you updated on how they are doing throughout the program.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions.
Prefer a chat?
If you would rather talk through whether Algoverse is the right fit for your students before signing up, we would love to hear from you. Schedule a 20-minute call with one of our program directors.
