Proceedings of the Society of Teen Scientists
Democratic peer-reviewed research journal for high school, middle school, and homeschool scientists
Science Done by Teens Is Different
Professional scientists chase metrics. Publication counts, citation indexes, impact factors. The pressure distorts science itself: rushed work, confirmed hypotheses only, a reproducibility crisis where 70% of studies fail to replicate.
Teen scientists have a rare advantage: the freedom to follow pure curiosity. No tenure pressure. No grant deadlines. Just questions worth asking and the drive to answer them. This journal presents that authentic science for the world to read, cite, and build upon.
Research Worth Reading
Original discoveries. Surprising results that challenged what you expected. Replications that confirm or question published findings. Methods that help others do better science. Reviews that connect the dots across a field.
Your hypothesis was disproved? That is science working. If the research was rigorous, it belongs here.
Your Peers Decide
Your paper is reviewed and voted on by fellow scientists in our community. Submit your work, receive feedback from reviewers who chose to evaluate it, and publish when the community approves.
During our growth phase, our editorial team and advisor network conduct reviews. As membership grows, the community takes over.
Science in the Open
Every review comment is published alongside your article. Readers see the scientific conversation that shaped your work. You learn from community feedback. Reviewers can sign their name or stay anonymous.
Open access means everyone can read your work. You retain copyright under Creative Commons BY 4.0. Every article gets a DOI for proper citations.
Publish Your Research
SoTS members can submit (editorial fee applies). Ready to share your work with the world? Reach out at editor@teenscientists.org.
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