Journal of Young Investigators
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| Formation | 1997 |
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| Type | Academic journal, non profit organization |
| Headquarters | Washington, D.C. |
| Chief Executive Officer | Shiv Gaglani |
| Website | http://www.jyi.org |
The Journal of Young Investigators (JYI) is an undergraduate research journal and self-titled non-profit corporation that publishes student research in every area of science. Funded mainly by the National Science Foundation, Burroughs Wellcome Fund, Duke University, and GlaxoSmithKline,[1] undergraduates run every part of JYI, including editing, financial management, advertising, and website work. JYI is run by over 150 undergraduate students and may include some graduate contributors up to two years after obtaining a bachelor's degree. Staff and contributors come from several different countries, and publishing in the Journal and serving on its staff has help prepare its participants for successful careers, and former staff include three Rhodes Scholars [2][3][4], two Marshall Scholars[5][6], a Fulbright Scholar, numerous National Science Foundation Graduate Research Award winners, and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Predoctoral Fellow [1].
JYI was founded in 1997 by five undergraduate science majors whose aim was to create opportunities for undergraduates to communicate their research to others. In 1998, JYI was awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation, and, on 3 December, the journal published its first issue. By the second issue, JYI had added undergraduate-written feature articles, describing issues in science for a general audience, and in 2004, JYI added weekly science news.[7]
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- ^ NOTEBOOK; On-Line Research Papers - New York Times
- ^ "Three from Harvard receive American Rhodes Scholarships" (23 Nov. 2008).
- ^ Greensboro News & Record, Staff & Wire Reports (21 Nov. 2005). "N.C. Students Named Rhodes Scholars"
- ^ The Baton Rouge Advocate. (9 Dec. 2002). "Chokshi Selected as Rhodes Scholar"
- ^ The Washington Post. (20 Dec. 2001). Alexandria Arlington Honors & Awards.
- ^ "Georgia Tech Student Scholars Shine" (22 Feb. 2008).
- ^ The Journal of Young Investigators :: JYI.org
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