Youth STEM Matters, our youth-led scientific journal, is now accepting submissions of STEM-based projects (Original Research & Review Articles) from youth around the world! And, we've introduced a brand new cohort-based submission system, so that YOUth can benefit from clearer publication timelines, and even more support from our team, and the opportunity to connect with other youth researchers & innovators from around the world
Turn your research project into a scientific paper
Receive detailed, personalised feedback from our team
Make revisions to make your project the best it can be, with support from our team
Connect with other youth researchers & innovators in your cohort
If your project meets our acceptance criteria, you'll become a published researcher!
"The peer review process was one of the most enriching lessons in academic writing I’ve ever had. Before, I had not even realised how much I did not know about publishing a paper. Thanks to the amazing reviewers and editors, the paper not only grew exponentially in quality, but I also feel way more prepared for my future publishing experiences. I feel so proud and thankful
- Zuzana Hudáčová, 17, Slovakia - Published Researcher in Youth STEM Matters
Is it for me?
This opportunity is perfect for you if you... Have done a STEM-based project (maybe it was for a science fair, STEM competition, coursework, or just for fun) Are aged 22 & under (or are under 25, but did your project when you were aged 22 & under) Are based anywhere in the world! Are available to work on implementing feedback on your project and able to commit to the cohort timelines.
What You'll Gain
By submitting your STEM project to be published in Youth STEM Matters, you'll... ️ Increase your project's real-world impact Enhance your CV/resume Showcase your project to our global audience Build scientific and communication skills Join a global community of youth changemakers
Youth STEM Matters Submissions are OPEN! 
Turn your research project into a scientific paper
Receive detailed, personalised feedback from our team
Make revisions to make your project the best it can be, with support from our team
Connect with other youth researchers & innovators in your cohort
If your project meets our acceptance criteria, you'll become a published researcher!
Have done a STEM-based project (maybe it was for a science fair, STEM competition, coursework, or just for fun)
️ Increase your project's real-world impact
Enhance your CV/resume
Showcase your project to our global audience
Build scientific and communication skills
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