The Mission
Providing a platform for networking, discovering opportunity, and giving young scientists a voice in STEM.
ABOUT
Welcome to The Young Investigator, an online e-Magazine dedicated to showcasing the original works of students with a passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Our mission is to provide a platform for students to share their research, ideas, and projects with a wider audience and to inspire others to pursue their own passions in STEM. We believe that the next generation of scientists and engineers will shape the future and we want to give them the opportunity to share their work and to be recognized for their contributions.
The e-Magazine hopes to provide a wide variety of content, including school research papers, lab reports, essays, project summaries, videos, infographics, and other multimedia content. We also hope to feature curated content such as articles, interviews and profiles of prominent figures in the STEM field to give students additional perspectives and inspiration for their futures in science.
EXPLORE
NETWORK
Furthermore, we strive to create an inclusive environment and supportive community where students from all backgrounds can share their work and collaborate with one another. Our goal is to elevate the voices of students, who are often underrepresented in the scientific community, and to provide them with the opportunity to make a real impact in their field.
We are committed to promoting diversity and inclusivity in STEM and we believe that by providing a platform for students to share their work, we can inspire others to pursue their own passions in STEM and to make a real impact in their field.
We will also include an exploratory section for news and events related to STEM, such as upcoming conferences, workshops, and other opportunities for students to get involved in the STEM community. We intend to share and provide information on STEM careers, such as job descriptions, salary ranges, and educational requirements.
We believe that education and research should be open and accessible to all, so we will make all of our content freely available to everyone. We also intend to incorporate new interactive features such as quizzes, polls, and discussion forums, to allow students to share their thoughts and ideas and to network with other students who share similar interests or career pursuits.
We hope that our e-Magazine will be a valuable resource for students, educators, researchers, and anyone else interested in STEM. We invite you to explore our website and to join our growing community of young scientists and engineers.
Thank you for visiting The Young Investigator, and we look forward to inspiring the next generation of STEM leaders.
PUBLISH
Staff
Oscar Hanson is an aspirant physician-scientist devoted to studying cancer biology and practicing clinical oncology or medical genetics. Currently, he is an undergraduate at Berea College majoring in chemistry on the pre-medical track. He is an advocate for the use of personalized medicine against genetic diseases and cancer and hopes to be a leader in the field someday.
As the founder of The Young Investigator magazine, Oscar hopes to inspire new science communication by creating a platform for student voices to be heard, because sharing ideas and collaboration is crucial for science advancement.