Young Scientists Journal

External Vacancy: Chief Academic Advisor Grade: Senior Leadership Team Deadline: 16/08/2024 The Chief Academic Advisor is responsible for robust checks in our editorial department. They will primarily organise academic advisors to edit YSJ's articles. They will communicate between senior editors, academic advisors, and authors, ensuring efficient turnover of articles. The chief advisor will closely work with the senior team, including the Journal's mentors and chief editor. Requirements; Hold a Bachelors degree, or equivalent in work experience Work with the Senior Team (Mentors, Chief Editor) to upkeep Journal discipline and crisis management Work with Academic Advisors, assigning them articles. Updating relevant senior editors and authors when an academic advisory check is finished This role has no age restrictions https://lnkd.in/enqv_7uM

🧑🔬The Young Scientists Journal Conference returns for its 11th edition! 🔭Expect insightful presentations from top academics, STEM professionals in industry, as well as student speakers from inside and out of the journal. 🏆Our exhibition and poster competition are also making a return, with submissions accepted from institutes and individual students (aged 12-20) from across the world. 🌍 Join us online or in-person in Canterbury FREE OF CHARGE thanks to the continued support of The King’s School, Canterbury 👋 We look forward to seeing you in November! #ysjconf ~ 🌐 Run or work for a STEM company in the UK? Get in touch with us to see how your sector and business could be represented in front of over 200 secondary and university students in-person as well as many more watching online globally. Email: outreach@ysjournal.com for more information. https://lnkd.in/e6q3i6Mz

🧑🔬The Young Scientists Journal Conference returns for its 11th edition! 🔭Expect insightful presentations from top academics, STEM professionals in industry, as well as student speakers from inside and out of the journal. 🏆Our exhibition and poster competition are also making a return, with submissions accepted from institutes and individual students (aged 12-20) from across the world. 🌍 Join us online or in-person in Canterbury FREE OF CHARGE thanks to the continued support of The King’s School, Canterbury 👋 We look forward to seeing you in November! #ysjconf ~ 🌐 Run or work for a STEM company in the UK? Get in touch with us to see how your sector and business could be represented in front of over 200 secondary and university students in-person as well as many more watching online globally. Email: outreach@ysjournal.com for more information. https://lnkd.in/e6q3i6Mz

I have just spent a pleasant hour reviewing science research papers written by teenagers for Young Scientists Journal, the peer-review online science journal written for and by school students aged 12-20. https://lnkd.in/eNfAaQfa I feel immensely proud that, after 18 years since I co-founded the journal with Ghazwan Butrous whilst I was head of science at The King's School, Canterbury, the journal is thriving, still run entirely by school students globally, with minimal adult input. I am one of a team of Academic Advisors that periodically review submissions that the student peer reviewers have asked for help with. It is a privilege and a pleasure to be able to help these young scientists on their way to publication. Thank you to Patrick K. who leads the team of Academic Advisors, to Ben Landymore, my successor as mentor, and all the other supporters of the project. If any of my network of scientists and science teachers would be interested in volunteering as an Academic Advisor, please fill in this form: https://lnkd.in/eZtPpn_b