Scientific Papers
Participants worked closely with Research Mentors—members of the UNS Literary Research Commission—who offered 1-on-1 guidance, personalized feedback, and support throughout the program. From clarifying complex concepts to refining drafts, mentors ensured each student had the tools and confidence to excel in the world of research and academic writing.
Over six weeks, six talented students participated in UNS’s Literary Research Program, an innovative initiative designed to guide aspiring researchers through the process of writing and publishing scientific literature. This highly selective and entirely free program provided students with step-by-step asynchronous lessons covering key elements of scientific writing, including literature reviews, meta-analyses, and hypothetical research papers.
WRITERS LAB JOURNAL COVER-merged (1) (2)-pages.pdfDive into this journal to explore the full papers showcasing the remarkable achievements of six rising scientists, as they combine their passion for research and exceptional writing to shape the future of STEM!
Articles Included:
Angelica Chavez, From Detection to Decision: Standardizing Care for Incidental Brain Tumors
Aryan Bhatti, The Outcome of Gravitational Collapse
Denith Mayon Peiris, From Mechanisms to Management: Understanding and Addressing Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria.
Monalisa Rajput, Can radiation be nature’s catalyst?
Rahat Khanna, Do the Sins of History Haunt Space Exploration?
Rameen Nawaz, From Susceptibility to Solution: Epigenetic Routes to Reducing Coronary Artery Disease Risk