How can a student from a Tier-3 university get into AI/ML research and publish papers? [R]
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Hi everyone!
I have just completed my 2nd year of BS Computer Science and my long-term goal is to pursue an MS/PhD in CS/AI/ML abroad (USA, Canada, Europe, or Australia).
To strengthen my profile, I want to get involved in AI/ML research and hopefully publish a research paper during my undergraduate studies. I recently started learning Machine Learning and plan to build a strong foundation first.
The challenge is that I'm from a Tier-3 university and unfortunately we don't have any research labs, active research groups, or professors working in AI/ML research. Because of this, I'm not sure how to take my first steps into research.
I would appreciate advice from students, researchers, or professionals who have been in a similar situation:
- How did you get started in AI/ML research?
- How can an undergraduate student find research opportunities without a research lab at their university?
- Is it realistic to publish a paper independently or through remote collaboration?
- What skills should I focus on first (math, ML, programming, reading papers, etc.)?
- Are there any communities, programs, or platforms where students can connect with researchers?
Any guidance, personal experiences, or roadmaps would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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