Welcome to Emergent Scientist (EmSci), the first open access student-oriented scientific journal.
Reading, writing and reviewing articles is a major part of the scientific process and should be as such included in scientific education. However, most professional journals are too technical to be accessible to students in training: a solid background is required to understand articles, it takes a long research experience to produce new publishable material and only well-established scientists are invited to review submitted manuscripts.
EmSci offers students a unique opportunity to get acquainted with scientific publication.
Read!
EmSci publications have high pedagogical standards and are intended to be accessible to students. Articles are published in Open Access and are completely free of charge.
Write!
Students are the main authors of EmSci. You have carried out a research project for a class, contributed to a science tournament or done some nice work by yourself? Turn it into a paper and learn by doing the publication process.
Review!
Providing a clear and constructive criticism requires a good understanding of both the content and the method of the work under scrutiny. EmSci invites students to come behind the scene and contribute to the peer review of submitted manuscripts.
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Open AccessEmergent Scientist, 4 (2020) 2Published online: 14 July 2020
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String Shooter’s overall shape in ambient air
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The screaming balloon: predicting the sound produced by a hex nut inside a balloon
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Sound of a nut rolling inside an elastic rubber balloon
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L∞-algebras and their cohomology
Emergent Scientist, 3 (2019) 4Published online: 04 June 2019
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The Gaussian cannonEmergent Scientist, 1 (2017) 6
Published online: 03 October 2017
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Cross-camera tracking and frequency analysis of a cheap Slinky Wilberforce pendulumEmergent Scientist, 3 (2019) 1
Published online: 01 February 2019
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Motion of rain drops on a car side windowEmergent Scientist, 3 (2019) 3
Published online: 01 April 2019
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A physical model for the popsicle stick cobraEmergent Scientist, 1 (2017) 3
Published online: 31 August 2017
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The use of convex lens as primary concentrator for multi-junction solar cellsEmergent Scientist, 2 (2018) 5
Published online: 23 November 2018
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