ASPIRESTUDENT RESEARCH ATLAS
2026–27 PROJECTSStudent directory ↗
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A NOTE ON THIS EXHIBIT

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The 14 current projects come from the supplied 2026–27 ASPIRE roster. Titles, descriptions, graduation years and research connections are student-reported. Three school-reported 2026 projects remain in the archive. The student directory adds placements, recognitions, publications and college destinations from nine supplied ASPIRE updates spanning 2020–2026. The June 2026 incoming roster is labeled “2025–26” in the source; it is shown by report date without inferring graduation years. Existing detailed project reports retain their supplied names and locations when a historical update differs.

Gold circles and solid paths show reported research connections. Violet diamonds and dashed paths show real research groups selected for their relevance to a project. These matches are suggestions, not evidence of contact, partnership, acceptance or available placements.

Institutional and laboratory sources support the scientist profiles and locations. Each lab card links its sources and identifies unverified details. Some profiles distinguish a principal investigator from a student mentor. Scientist portraits from the fictional demonstration have been removed.

Map positions represent approximate campuses, institutions or towns. They do not establish where a student worked in person. Kiran Dohil’s GW connection is student-reported; iResearch’s published 2026 program is virtual. Finnian Clark’s graduation year was not supplied.

King’s 2026 research highlights ↗

Research reviewed September 27, 2026. Earth imagery: three-globe / globe.gl; clouds via turban/webgl-earth. City lights: three.js Earth night texture. Day/night lighting follows the current UTC date and time using NOAA solar-position equations, refreshed every 30 seconds from your device clock. The twilight boundary is approximate. City-light imagery and cloud cover are illustrative, not live observations. Background constellations are AI-generated decorative interpretations of research themes. Official logo: King School.