Young Scientists Journal – the world’s peer review science journal, written and edited exclusively by 12-20 year olds – held its annual STEM conference in Oxford last month – and it was a huge success! The conference took place on the 18th October 2016 at St. Anne’s... read more
Welcome to the Young Scientists Journal conference 2016, and my apologies for not being able to join you in person. Science is nothing if it is not communicated; we must stand on the shoulders of giants if we are to progress. I know from my research with scientists... read more
Keynote from Young Scientists Journal Conference 2015 by Sir Martyn Polikoff a Chemistry professor at The University of Nottingham and Vice-President of the Royal Society.... read more
All the PowerPoints from the main sessions available to download. Enjoy! Conference 2015 Claire Jumping in the Deep End plus video Honey Poster Graph Poster Butrous YSJournal Love Science? Discover more about YSJournal... read more
The more we find out about space, the more we realise we don’t know. There are approximately 200,000,000,000 stars in the Milky Way, and that is just one single galaxy. There is a reason people like looking at stars so much – it puts things in perspective and makes... read more
Abbie Wilson, assistant communications team leader at Young Scientists Journal and a sixth form student from Scotland, tells us how she fell in love with science. Before I started high school people said to me that I would love science but I was indignant that I... read more
