Young Scientist

Young Scientist articles are due TODAY, January 22nd, 2013! We look forward to seeing your submissions.

Publication in Young Scientist is a great way to finalize all the hard work you did over the summer. If this is something that still interests you, the following timeline can help you stay on track for an easy, seamless submission!

November 2012 – early/mid December 2012:

We're proud to announce the Center for Science Outreach has a new location with more space and easier access.

As of Monday, April 23, 2012, our new location is on the first floor of the Sony Building next to Vanderbilt's Peabody Campus at 1401 17th Avenue South.

Our new mailing address is:

PMB 407831
1400 18th Ave S, 1st Floor
Nashville, TN 37212-7831

The Young Scientist article submission process is officially open!

The submission deadline for the second edition of Young Scientist is January 24, 2012.

Young Scientist is actively recruiting graduate students and postdoctoral fellows from Vanderbilt University to review upcoming submissions. Reviewers will be asked to review two 3-page journal articles in January/February, providing critiques and feedback for the high school students who submit. It is approximately a 4-5 hour time commitment.

If you're a social networking fan that Google Plus +1s and/or Facebook Likes different items on the web, make sure to press the buttons that now appear on the news posts on the Center for Science Outreach's website so you can point out stories of note to your fr

In its September 8 edition, Vanderbilt University Medical Center's weekly newspaper, Reporter, introduced the community to Aziza Hart, one of the School for Science and Math's 2011 graduates, who had a paper published in the inaugural edition of

School is back in session and summer research is complete! As students in our summer research sessions recall from their breakout sessions, there are several opportunities to write up experiences and submit their paper to national competitions: Siemens Competition, Intel Science Talent Search, and Young Scientist.