I am a high school sophomore student currently living in Taiwan. Throughout seventh to ninth grade, all the assigned summer homework for science subjects were to find articles from this journal related to any particular subject and to write a brief reflection upon it. Thus, these articles helped me develop my interest in biology, causing me to take AP Biology, attend local universities’ high school microbiology summer programs, and even receiving an award in Biology Professional Vocabulary Quotient Credential. Therefore, I am a student who grew up accompanied by Science Journal for Kids and Teens.
Thanks to the support of a wide variety of researchers and institutions, we have adapted more than 200 peer-reviewed papers for a younger audience. This list is a small selections of our past collaborations.
Researcher | Affiliation | Original paper | Funding | Adaptation |
Justin Lessler | Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health | Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation | ||
Andrew Plumptre | Cambridge University | Wildlife Conservation Society | ||
Eli Fenichel | Yale University | Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies | ||
Ellen Simms & Kim La Pierre | University of California, Berkeley | Smithsonian Environmental Research Center | ||
Andrea L. Graham & Jacqueline Leung | Princeton University | Princeton University | ||
Daniel Pauly | University of British Columbia | Sea Around Us | ||
Aron Stubbins | University of Georgia | Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation | ||
Aurélie Duchez | National Oceanography Centre | Natural Environment Research Council, UK | ||
Paul Newman | NASA | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center | ||
Dan McKenney | Canadian Forest Service | Natural Resources Canada | ||
Kevin Mortimer | Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine | Medical Research Council, UK | ||
Jeff Melkonian | Cornell University | Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences | ||
Gary Shepherd | National Marine Fisheries Service | NOAA | ||
Alexander Pfeiffer | Oxford University | Inter-American Development Bank |