Community Support
Using Your Resources
There are several student organizations with a focus on undergraduate research, as well as supportive organizations to help you publish research.
Student Organizations
Cornell hosts several student organizations with a focus on undergraduate research. Student-run, with faculty mentors, these organizations provide peer and faculty advice, leadership and writing experience, and annual opportunities to present research. This list reflects a sample of the organizations available. For a complete listing of registered student organizations, see the list maintained by the Student Activities Office.
Cornell Undergraduate Research Board
Cornell Undergraduate Research Board (CURB) is dedicated to fostering, encouraging, and supporting undergraduate research at Cornell. Each year, CURB sponsors a Fall Open House for students looking to get started in undergraduate research and a Spring Forum with a convocation and poster sessions showcasing student research.
Artificial Intelligence Undergraduate Club
Cornell's Artificial Intelligence Undergraduate Club (CUAI) is an undergraduate student organization that focuses on machine learning, research, and publication. Club members work closely with club officers to aim to publish research papers at top ML conferences, like NeurIPS and ICML. We welcome students from all backgrounds and experience levels who are passionate about AI/ML.
Publishing Your Research
Cornell Undergraduate Research Journal
Cornell Undergraduate Research Journal (CURJ) is a peer-reviewed, independent student research publication featuring exemplary scholarly work of Cornell undergraduates. The journal is published online and in print once per semester.
Open Access Publishing
The Cornell Libraries provide guidance in open access scholarly publishing for researchers in all disciplines. This list reflects the most current and complete list of OA agreements for corresponding authors associated with Cornell, and is regularly updated.