Bridging the gap between classroom learning and global academic contribution.
Nexus Junior Scientists Journal was founded on a simple belief: curiosity should not be limited by credentials. We exist to provide a rigorous publishing outlet for Early Career Researchers (ECRs): including high school students, undergraduates, and independent scholars publishing their first major work.
We believe that the "scientific method", defined by critical inquiry, evidence-based analysis, and structured argumentation, applies to every discipline. Whether you are analyzing data in a laboratory or deconstructing historical narratives in an archive, Nexus is the place where your journey as a published researcher begins.
We welcome submissions from all academic disciplines. We particularly encourage interdisciplinary work that connects distinct fields.
We understand that for many of our authors, this is their first experience with academic publishing. Our peer-review process is designed to be rigorous yet constructive.
To ensure fairness, reviewers do not know the author's identity (and vice versa).
Our reviewers provide detailed feedback not just on the scientific findings, but on academic writing style, structure, and argumentation.
Knowledge should be accessible to everyone. Nexus is a fully Open Access journal.
All articles are published under the CC BY 4.0 License.
You retain full ownership of your work.
Your paper will be indexed and searchable via Google Scholar.
Led by passionate young researchers, guided by experienced academic mentors.
Professor, Dept. of [Subject]
[University]
PhD Candidate
[University]
Dept. of EEE
KUET
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