Resolution

As we’re closing out the year, we wanted to share what some Resolution members have said about their experiences. Happy New Year! 🎄

Resolution has been an incredible learning and collaboration experience for me as an undergrad. Thank you @NinarehMehrabi for creating this platform and making it possible.

Thanks, @NinarehMehrabi, for the @Resolution_ai platform and the collaboration.

We are proud of @Ys_Jung777, Trilok Padhi, and @dipikakhullar for their work “Co-evolving Agents: Learning From Failures As Hard Negative” Link: arxiv.org/pdf/2511.22254 Well done team 🙌 thanks to our other collaborators including @sinashaham who helped us through the project.

We are proud of Kaveh Eskandari, Mahammed Kamruzzaman, and @Arshia_Gharooni for their work “Breaking the Benchmark: Revealing LLM Bias via Minimal Contextual Augmentation” Link: arxiv.org/pdf/2510.23921

As we near the end of the year, Resolution wants to highlight some of the projects its members have worked on. Resolution started last year around this time with the goal of empowering students. Today, we are proud of every student who has successfully completed their project.

Happy new year everyone 🎉 As we are entering the new year, we wanted to highlight Resolution’s motto: 1. Pursue your dreams. 2. Be kind and giving. 3. Don’t let toxic people affect your mental state. Wish you the best in the new year ❤️

You can still join us even though the deadline for the first cohort selection has passed through this link (forms.gle/3YNp69jsFkkpxg…) to be part of us. We will be doing some group activities and announcements, and you can also be considered for the next cohorts…

With that being said, we have a dedicated slack group through which we will stay connected and do various activities. In addition, everyone’s records will be saved for them to be considered to be part of the next cohorts if they are not already part of the first cohort.

For the January cohort, 19 individuals were selected to be part of Resolution (aka Nina’s office hours). There will be: Nine 1:1 mentoring sessions, one group of 2, one group of 3, and one group of 5. The rest of the people who were not selected are still part of Resolution.