Chronicle of The New Researcher Publishes First Article

August 11, 2014

RemaShahforweb2Sigma Xi's new journal, Chronicle of The New Researcher, achieved a major milestone in July by publishing its first article! The article was written by Rema Shah, a student at Raleigh Charter High School in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Any pre-collegiate student worldwide is welcome to submit their outstanding research manuscript related to science, technology, engineering, or math at www.ctnr.org. The majority of manuscripts that will be accepted for publication will come from secondary school students, but exceptional work by younger students will be considered.

Chronicle of The New Researcher is an online, refereed journal that helps prepare students for careers as professional researchers by giving them experience in publishing a manuscript. Sigma Xi members may volunteer to review students' manuscripts and guide them through the publishing process. Those who wish to be a mentor-reviewer should contact ctnr@sigmaxi.org.

RemaShahandStaffForWebPublishing in Chronicle of The New Researcher does not require any fees from the students or their schools. Initial funding was provided by DIRECTV and Sigma Xi. DIRECTV recently provided its second year of support for the project with a $100,000 gift.

Photos: Top photoRema Shah is the first author in Chronicle of The New Researcher. Bottom photo- Rema Shah, second from left, with Sigma Xi staff on the Chronicle of The New Researcher team, including managing editor Richard Wiggins, on left, Katie Lord, and Jerry Baker. 

This article was originally published in the September-October issue of Sigma Xi Today.


More About Sigma Xi: Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Honor Society is the world’s largest multidisciplinary honor society for scientists and engineers. Its mission is to enhance the health of the research enterprise, foster integrity in science and engineering, and promote the public understanding of science for the purpose of improving the human condition. Sigma Xi chapters can be found at colleges and universities, government laboratories, and industry research centers around the world. More than 200 Nobel Prize winners have been members. The Society is based in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. www.sigmaxi.org. On Twitter: @SigmaXiSociety

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