Samir Chitnavis (17) discusses the origin of life on Earth and the possibility of other living organisms within our Solar System.
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This article discusses astrobiology, the study of life within the universe. Here, the origins of life within the universe are considered and the most likely celestial objects, in which humans may encounter life, are examined.
Young Scientists Journal was fortunate to interview Jim Al-Khalili, a prominent science communicator, on a wide range of topics from his work in Physics to Science Communication.
Young Scientists Journal was fortunate to interview Jim Al-Khalili, a prominent science communicator and Professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Surrey. Laura Patterson, from the King’s School YSJournal hub, went down to Surrey to talk to him about his work in physics and science communication. Jim has presented several science documentaries and radio […]
Young Scientists Journal’s new senior team, led by Chief Editor Michael Hofmann, presents its vision for the 2016/17 academic year.
Young Scientists Journal Conference 2016 will be held at St Anne’s College, Oxford on 18th October 2016
On the 10th of March YSJ Editorial Team Leader, Claire Nicholson, interviewed current Astronomer Royal, Martin Rees. Martin Rees is not only a Professor of Astronomy at Cambridge but also a member of the House of Lords. He is also a former President of the Royal Society. Martin told YSJ that being President of the Royal […]
Young Scientists Journal is proud to announce a partnership with the Royal Society. In 2015 the Royal Society is marking 350 years of scientific publishing, which it pioneered with Philosophical Transactions.
Young Scientists Journal partners with Lunar Mission One
A new lunar mission for everyone
The Young Scientists Journal and Lunar Mission One are excited to announce an educational partnership, to coincide with the launch of Lunar Mission One – the most inspirational Moon project since the Apollo landings.