NEXTGEN SCIENCE UK
RESEARCH. DISCOVER. INSPIRE.
ABOUT THE JOURNAL
A place where young scientists can read and publish their own work.
NextGen Science UK is a youth-led space for research, ideas and questions that deserve to be shared.
SUBMIT YOUR WORK
THE PEOPLE BEHIND NEXTGEN SCIENCE UK
Five young people shaping the questions, stories and science we share.
Cece
Editorial Team
Cece is a Physics/Engineering editor at NextGenScience. She studies Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry, and hopes to read Aeronautical Engineering at university. She’s looking forward to reading, editing and publishing other students’ essays across every area of physics.
Physics/Engineering
Edmund
Editorial Team
Edmund is the Chemistry/Engineering editor at NextGenScience. He is studying Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Further Maths .He is passionated about scientific research and is excited to bring students work to a wider audience. “As someone who is passionate about scientific research, my objective is to ensure that the research conducted by students is made available to a wider audience while ensuring quality is present.”
Chemistry/Engineering
Terry
Editorial Team
Terry is an editor at NextGenScience and studies Mathematics, Geography, and Economics. Fascinated by how science shapes our everyday lives, he is eager to read, edit, and publish student essays across all scientific areas while expanding his own understanding of the field.
Pre-GCSE-Physics
Alistair
Founder, Web-Designer, Editorial Team
Alistair is a Biology editor at NextGenScience. He Studies Biology, Geography and Economics and hopes to study Biology and Geography in a joint honours degree at university. He is looking forward to reading and learning from the articles entered. “As the founder of NextGen Science UK, I can’t wait to be able to provide this service to teenagers around the world. I believe young scientists deserve to be heard.”
Biology, Psychology
Walle
Editorial Team
Walle is a Physics editor at NextGenScience. He studies Maths, Physics, Economics and Further Maths, and hopes to study Engineering at University. He is looking forward to expanding his knowledge across all aspects of both chemistry and physics.
Physics
OUR MISSION
Science becomes stronger when everyone can take part.
NextGen Science UK is a platform created for young people aged 13–18 who are passionate about science, discovery, and innovation. Our mission is to give young researchers, thinkers, and science communicators a place to publish their work, share their ideas, and contribute to the scientific conversation.
This journal highlights the creativity and curiosity of young scientists. We welcome writing across all scientific fields, including biology, chemistry, physics, environmental science, astronomy, engineering, medicine, psychology, and technology. Whether you are conducting your own experiments, exploring scientific concepts, reviewing research, or writing about scientific issues that matter to you, this journal is designed to showcase your voice.
Each edition will be shown quarterly, beginning on October 1st, which each edition containing one or two pieces of work from more professional sources such as certified scientists.
Integrity is central to scientific work. All submissions must be original and properly cited, with clear references for any research, data, quotations, or external ideas used. Good science depends on honesty, clarity, and accurate attribution.
Note: NextGen Science UK is an independent student initiative and is not affiliated with NextGen Science UK Ltd or any commercial corporations.
WHAT GUIDES US
Curiosity first
A good question is the start of every meaningful investigation.
“Science is for everyone.
The future is for young people.”