Our conferences are an ideal opportunity for IRIS students to share their research with their peers from other schools and the wider academic community.
The experience strengthens self-confidence, builds communication skills and fosters collaboration with like-minded individuals.
Research case studies
From identifying planetary nebulae to researching an eco-friendly dyes for textiles, UK students have been busy testing interesting hypothesis.
Have you got research to share?
While most students that take part in our conferences have worked on IRIS projects, we extend the opportunity to young researchers outside IRIS who have something impressive to share. If you are a young researcher aged 14 to 18 and have an outstanding project, please get in touch.
IRIS Virtual Conference
2020-2021
Our 2020-21 conference was held virtually, due to COVID-19. The online format was a huge success, allowing students to get involved and share their research despite restrictions.
Top research presentations
from the 2020-21 academic year
Top posters
of all time
Subject: Analysis of infrared spectra to classify sources, and identify targets for James Webb telescope
School: Goldolphin and Latymer
Subject: Getting the scoop on vanilloids
School: Camborne Science and International Academy
Subject: Investigating distribution and transfer of ocean plastics through tropic levels
School: Camborne Science and International Academy
Subject: Penguin poo from space
School: Stirling High School
Subject: Personal assitant app for dementia
School: Lady Eleanor Holles School
Subject: Tracking Thwaites glacier
School: Asker videregående skole
Subject: An Analysis of Planetary Nebulae and the Location of Their Turning Points
School: Bohunt Sixth Form