It’s Not Rocket Science
Read some of our student published research!
A female led youth-science magazine, seeking to publish ALL student research. We believe all research is important, and others should be able to access research from passionate students that are for the students, by the students.
Our Most Recent Issue
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Exploring NYC’s Microbiome through DNA Extraction of Bee Debris
Adriana St. Clair
Grade 11
Bronx High school Of Science
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Super Conductors?
Sarah Kim
Grade 12
Benjamin N. Cardozo Highschool
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Math is Art
Adriana St. Clair
Grade 11
School Bronx High School Of Science
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LiDAR Technology And Its Possible Applications to Geothermal Energy
Sarah Kim
Grade 12th
Benjamin N. Cardozo High School
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Does Homework Help Students Learn?
Rijul Penkar
Grade 11
Bronx Highschool Of Science
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What are the effects of high stress induced nursing careers on the wellbeing and performance of nurses?
Vanessa Lemus
Grade 12
Indio High School
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Exploring the Role of Veterinary Biosciences in Animal Health
Vanessa Lemus
Grade 12
Indio High School
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Do the Color of Your Braces Affect First Impressions?
Juwon Park
Grade 12
Benjamin N. Cardozo Highschool
Experiment of the Month!
Ancient DNA reveals the first known Neanderthal family. A team including Nobel Prize winner, Svante Paabo, extracted DNA from the bones and teeth of 13 remains that lived in the Siberian caves about 54,000 years ago. With careful analysis, the team found the DNA of a father, teenage daughter and other relatives. Something to note is that Neanderthals mysteriously disappeared, and it is unknown why.
Source: Smithsonian Magazine
Fun Facts
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