Canadian Young Scientist Journal
- Canadian Young Scientist Journal
Infobox Journal
discipline = Interdisciplinary
language = English and French
website = http://www.cysjournal.ca
editor = Alexandre Noukhovitch, Ph.D.
publisher = n2n Networks Consulting
country = flag|Canada
abbreviation = CYSJournal
history = 2008 to present
frequency = tri-annually
ISSN = 1913-1935
The "Canadian Young Scientist Journal" (CYSJournal) is a peer-reviewed publication in which young authors can express their views on a broad range of scientific topics. It provides vital links between students with scientific interests and abilities, and established scientists. [ "Publishing Science: Promising Inspiration" by Kate Lushington [http://www.oct.ca/publications/professionally_speaking/june_2008/publishing_science.asp Professionally Speaking: The Magazine of the Ontario College of Teachers] , June 2008 ]
The CYSJournal sees its goals in [ [http://www.cysjournal.ca Canadian Young Scientist Journal ] ] :
* Fostering a new generation of Canadian scientists: sparking new interest in scientific research and science careers among young people
* Offering young talents a unique platform to discuss their ideas with their peers and with national and international academic communities
* Stimulating a resurgence of science education in Canada
The journal bears the logo of the National Research Council of Canada Press.
The journal publishes three issues a year, intended for a student-teacher-parent audience. Types of articles published are Project Reports, Case Analyses or Science Book Reviews.
Circulation
At the moment, the Canadian Young Scientist Journal is distributed at Toronto middle and high schools.
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