Nexus Junior Scientists Journal

Where Future Researchers and Scientists Publish

The premier open-access, peer-reviewed platform for Early Career Researchers. We connect classroom curiosity to global academic discovery.

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Peer Reviewed

Rigorous double-blind review by academic mentors & faculty.

Open Access

100% Free to read and share. Authors retain full copyright (CC BY 4.0).

Global Reach

Indexed in Google Scholar and widely accessible to the international community.

Our Mission

Science Has No Age Limit

We believe that the scientific method, defined by critical inquiry and evidence-based analysis, belongs to everyone.

Whether you are a high school student analyzing biological data, an undergraduate engineering student prototyping a new device, or a young historian deconstructing narratives, your work matters.

Nexus is more than a journal; it is a training ground. We help you transition from a "student writer" to a "published researcher."

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Call for Papers: Volume 1, Issue 1

We are currently accepting submissions for our inaugural issue. Join the first cohort of Nexus authors.

Deadline: December 31, 2026 Publishes: March 2026 Fees: FREE (Waiver)
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Upcoming Research

A sneak peek at what our authors are working on.

Circuit
Engineering
A Review of IoT Solutions for Flood Management in Bangladesh

By K. Ahmed et al. (KUET)

Microscope
Biology
Antibiotic Resistance in Urban Water Sources: A Meta-Analysis

By S. Rahman (Notre Dame College)

History
Humanities
The Economic Impact of the Silk Road on Modern Trade

By M. Sadia (Viqarunnisa Noon School)

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before submitting.

Can high school students submit papers?
Yes! We explicitly encourage submissions from high school students, undergraduates, and independent researchers. We believe scientific inquiry starts early.
Is there a submission fee?
The inaugural issue (Vol 1, Issue 1) is completely free. For future issues, we charge a small Article Processing Charge (APC) of $100 USD, but waivers are available for students who cannot afford it.
How long does the review process take?
We aim to provide a first decision within 4 weeks. If revisions are required, the total time from submission to publication is typically 6–8 weeks.
Do you accept Review Papers?
Yes. We accept Original Research, Review Papers, and Short Perspectives/Essays.