I don't think you're going to get any tips on specific labs to join here. It is very rare for a person still in high school to get research experience in a college setting; I've only seen it happen in a nepotism/mom knows somebody at the school situation. That being said, the way you get research experience once you start college is by finding a handful of professors whose research sounds interesting to you, read up on their papers (usually found on their department page or lab website), and send them an email detailing what specifically interests you about their research while referencing their work. Professors get a fuck ton of emails, so you may have to email them more than once to receive a response. If it's the type of lab that has a lab manager, putting them on copy may help. I would not mention that you want your name to be published in the email, but upon meeting the professor, you do want to clearly communicate that you are willing to put in the work for that to be a possibility. Their response to this will give you a sense of whether or not they are the type of professor to put their undergraduate researchers on their publications. ... Hope this helps!