Summit Committees
Since this is the first iteration of the Summit, the number of registrants is difficult to anticipate. As a result, committees may be added or removed, and their level or size may be adjusted based on registration numbers. We appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we work to create the best possible experience for all delegates.The Summit will take place on 26 February to 1 March 2026. More details will be released closer to the date.
Ethics and Policy ↘
Undergraduate Committees
- AI and Neurodegeneration
- Pathogen Strategy Dilemmas
- Addressing Global Disparities in Science and Technology Education
- Embryo Genome Editing Governance
High School Committees
- Women and Gender-Based Health Rights
- Beneath the Plastic Tide
- Spyware and Protection Privacy
- When Seas Turn Sour
Specialized Science ↘
Undergraduate Committees
- International Panel on Machine Learning Integrity
- Sports and Rehabilitative Innovation in Kinesiology Committee
- Terahertz Digital Networking Research Committee
- Global Advanced Toxicology & Exposure Forensics Initiative
High School Committees
- United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime – Commission on Narcotic Drugs
- Scientific Alliance for Climate Adaptive Crop development
- Bioprinting Research and Development Committee
- De-Extinction Governance Initiative
Cross-Disciplinary ↘
Undergraduate Committees
- Quantum Chemistry: Drug Discovery with Quantum Computers
- The Probabilist’s War
- Quantum Coin: The Future of Currency
High School Committees
- Martian Roots: Bioengineering Space Agriculture
- Algorithmic Markets: AI in Finance and Ethics
- Mind & Machine: Brain-Computer Interfaces and Neuroethics
- Universal Code: Mathematics as a Cosmic Language
- Brain as a Quantum System
Crisis Simulation and Management ↘
Undergraduate Committees
- Disease Control Crisis Unit
- Natural Disaster Rapid Response Panel
- Operation Firewall: Cyber Attack Special Ops
- Task Force for the Analysis and Response to new Narcotics
High School Committees
- Scientific Coalition on DEMO
- Alien Encouter Scientific Consortium
- The Sunfire Directive
- Don’t Look Up
Ethics and Policy
Explore the political, ethical, and societal dimensions of scientific research and innovation. This branch challenges delegates to critically analyze how science intersects with policy-making, public values, and global responsibilities.
AI and Neurodegeneration
Balancing Digital Innovation with Brain Health for Future Generations
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Neuroscience, Public Health Policy, Mental Health, Cybersecurity
Pathogen Strategy Dilemmas
Fighting the Deadliest or the Most Common?
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Evolutionary Biology, Epidemiology, Public Health
Addressing Global Disparities in Science and Technology Education
Equal Opportunities for Every Mind
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Public Policy, STEM Learning, Political Science
Embryo Genome Editing Governance
Embryo Genome Editing: a Framework for Governance
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Biotechnology, Political Science, Genetics, Reproduction
Women and Gender-Based Health Rights
Advancing Health Equity and Rights for All Women Worldwide
Level: High School
Subjects: Gender Studies, Human Rights, Social Policy, Public Health Ethics
Beneath the Plastic Tide – Beating Microplastic Pollutions
Innovating for a Plastic-Free Planet: Sustainable Solutions Now
Level: High School
Subjects: Environmental Science, Environmental Policy, Chemistry, International Law
Spyware and Protection Privacy
Balancing Security and Freedom in a Digital Age
Level: High School
Subjects: Law, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Criminology
When Seas Turn Sour
When Rising CO₂ Meets the Sea: Can Humanity Balance Industry, Ecology, and Survival?
Level: High School
Subjects: Marine Biology, Climate Science, Chemistry, Industrial Science
Specialized Science
Dive deep into field-specific scientific challenges, cutting-edge technologies, and breakthrough discoveries. This branch focuses on core scientific principles, pressing research questions, and the pursuit of unsolved problems.
International Panel on Machine Learning Integrity
Verifiable Inference: Establishing Cryptographic and Formal Methods for Robust Machine Learning Systems
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Advanced Engineering, Mathematics, Cybersecurity, Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence
Sports and Rehabilitative Innovation in Kinesiology Committee
Redefining Human Performance and the Fine Line Between Therapy and Enhancement.
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Physiology, Kinesiology, Anatomy, Engineering
Terahertz Digital Networking Research Committee
Standardizing the Terahertz Band for Next-Generation Secure Networks
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Communication Technology, Engineering
Global Advanced Toxicology & Exposure Forensics Initiative
Next-Gen Risk Assessment Through Precision Toxicology
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Chemistry, Toxicology, Forensic Science, Pharmacology, Biochemistry
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime – Commission on Narcotic Drugs
Predicting and Policing Novel Psychoactives
Level: High School
Subjects: Chemistry, Pharmacology, Digital Forensics, Public Health
Scientific Alliance for Climate Adaptive Crop development
Genomic and Phonemic Adaptation to Climate Adversaries
Level: High School
Subjects: Plant Molecular Biology, Synthetic Biology, Genomic Climate Modeling, Agricultural Biology
Bioprinting Research and Development Committee
Genomic and Phonemic Adaptation to Climate Adversaries
Level: High School
Subjects: Tissue Engineering, Materials Science, Medical Science
De-Extinction Governance Initiative
The High-Stakes Science of Resurrecting Lost Species and the Worlds They’ll Inhabit
Level: High School
Subjects: Paleogenomics, Conservation Biology, Evolution
Cross-Disciplinary
Bridge multiple scientific disciplines to address complex, integrative problems. This branch fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and scenario-based problem-solving that transcends traditional scientific boundaries.
The Quantum Pharmacy: Drug Discovery with Quantum Computers
Harnessing Quantum Systems for Molecular Innovation
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Quantum Computing, Chemistry, Pharmacology
The Probabilist’s War
Forecasting Conflict Through Data and Probability
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Statistics, Political Science, Game Theory
Quantum Coin: The Future of Currency
Negotiating the Next Era of Digital Finance
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Finance, Cryptography, Quantum Computing, Economics, Policy
Martian Roots: Bioengineering Space Agriculture
Engineering the Future of Food Beyond Earth
Level: High School
Subjects: Bioengineering, Astrobiology, Agriculture
Algorithmic Markets: AI in Finance and Ethics
Governing Risk, Fairness, and AI in the Global Economy
Level: High School
Subjects: Economics, Artificial Intelligence, Ethics
Mind & Machine: Brain-Computer Interfaces and Neuroethics
Safeguarding Minds in the Age of Neural Technology
Level: High School
Subjects: Neuroscience, Ethics, Human Rights, Technology Policy
Universal Code: Mathematics as a Cosmic Language
Decoding the Stars, Encoding Humanity
Level: High School
Subjects: Mathematics, Linguistics, Astrobiology, Ethics
Biocities: Designing the Living City
Building Resilient, Sustainable Cities with Nature
Level: High School
Subjects: Urban Engineering, Sustainability, Architecture, Biology
Crisis Simulation and Management
Step into fast-paced, real-time scenarios where strategic scientific decision-making is crucial. Delegates will navigate urgent challenges, balancing scientific expertise with leadership and crisis management skills.
Disease Control Crisis Unit
Attempt to Predict and Respond to the Emergence of a New Pandemic
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Advanced Math, Statistics, Epidemiology, Biology, Health Policy
Natural Disaster Rapid Response Panel
Predict the Paths of Natural Disasters and Provide Rapid Directives to Minimize Damages
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Seismology, Environmental Science
Operation Firewall: Cyber Attack Special Ops
Respond to a Cyber Attack on Critical Infrastructure
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Technology, Cybersecurity, Computer Science
Task Force for the Analysis and Response to new Narcotics
Understand how a New Narcotic Product Affects Users and Attempt to Limit its Spread
Level: Undergraduate
Subjects: Chemistry, Biology and Psychology (specifically on Drugs and Addictions)
Scientific Coalition on DEMO
Organise the Next Generation of Nuclear Fusion Reactors
Level: High School
Subjects: Engineering, Nuclear Physics, Plasma Physics
Alien Encounter Scientific Consortium
Decide how Humans Interact with Aliens
Level: High School
Subjects: Astrobiology, Astrogeology, Astrophysics
The Sunfire Directive
Prepare the World for the Incoming Solar Flare
Level: High School
Subjects: Electromagnetism, Technology (Electricity Grid), Astronomy
Don’t Look Up
Decide on and Implement Solutions to a Large Asteroid Impact
Level: High School
Subjects: Physics, Astrophysics, Mathematics