Young Scientists Journal

Young Scientists Journal is an international peer-reviewed science journal run by young people aged 12-20 years old. Registered by UK Government's Charity Commission, the organization has connected students from over 50 countries and facilitated the publication of their work. As the oldest and largest organization of its kind, with over 1.5 million visits, it provides a platform for young scientists to publish their research. The journal releases print issues twice a year, showcasing original research, review articles, reports, and interviews which bridge the gap between school and university science. Additionally, the organization hosts annual conferences featuring talks from high-profile academics, aiming to provide a collaborative platform for young scientists to meet, network, and form collaborations. Founded in 2006, its focus is on the Education and Publishing industries. Although no recent investment information is available, the Young Scientists Journal undoubtedly plays a pivotal role in nurturing and inspiring the scientists of the future.