The Journal of Young Investigators
August 25, 2005 – 11:23 amJYI is a peer-reviewed forum for undergraduate science. Very cool idea—I wonder if they take Computer Science articles?
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2 Responses to “The Journal of Young Investigators”
yup: volume10/issue2/articles/widjaja.html
volume10/issue3/articles/fox1.html
Cool link to a good idea. Wish I’d seen it a couple of years ago, when I was busy getting my undergrad research rejected
Peace
Bill Mill
By Bill Mill on Aug 25, 2005
Your comment system is a bit nazi, btw. I don’t know why you allow a url field if you won’t let me use it.
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Bill Mill
bill.mill at gmail.com
By Bill Mill on Aug 25, 2005