Global Youth Research Network

The Journal of
Young Researchers

The official student research journal of GYRN — founded by Sharkya STEM Research Club — giving young researchers a place to share original work across Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Neuroscience, Engineering, and more.

Vol. I · Inaugural Issue Submissions Open — 2026 ISSN — pending
01 — About the Journal

Research, written
by students, for students

The GYRN Journal exists so that a first research paper doesn't have to wait for university. It publishes original work by GYRN members — papers built during our 8-week research programs, under mentorship from professors, mentors, and TAs who mirror the university research process.

Every submission is read for rigor, not résumé: clear questions, sound methods, honest limitations. Accepted papers are published openly, field by field, in the index below.

02 — Submit a Paper

How to get published

Submissions come out of GYRN's research programs and are reviewed by mentors before publication.

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Finish your research

Complete your paper through a GYRN program or with a GYRN mentor, in any of our 16+ fields.

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Send it in

Email your draft to our editorial inbox, or reach us on Discord — include your field and mentor's name.

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Review & publish

Mentors and TAs review for rigor and clarity. Accepted papers are added to the field's volume.

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03 — Browse the Journal

Vol. I, Issue 1

Pick a field to see its published papers, or search by title, author or keyword.

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Technology & Engineering
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04 — Editorial

The Team

Karim Mohamed Nady
Karim Mohamed Nady
Founder, Global Youth Research Network
Founder, Sharkya STEM Research Club
Co-Founder
Kirollos Ayman Adeep
Co-Founder, Global Youth Research Network
Web Developer
Moussa Hany Shehata
Web Developer, Global Youth Research Network
Designed and built the GYRN website