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Meditation for Increased Mindfulness and Memory By Rebeccah Fleischmann, USA The Physics of Crumpled Paper By Hayley Chu, China Star Formation By Rabea Kahkahni, Morocco Cyborg Is a Reality By Syed Hassan Bukhari, Pakistan Monoclonal Antibodies By Jerry Zhang, Australia Growing Brains from Stem Cells By Zuzana Hudacova, Slovakia Planarian research paper By Katie Lim, USA The Rate of Root Growth By Lan Han, Australia Bio-remediation By Lan Han, Australia Biology of evil By Zuzana Hudacova, Slovakia Quantum Principles By Rabea Kahkahni, Morocco Bioinformatics By Syed Hassan Bukhari, Pakistan An analysis of the role of herd immunity in combating SARS-CoV-2 By Ihsan Imran, Australia The Controversy of Time By Shreya Kabra, England Liquid Biopsy By Eva Lukacova, Slovakia Cyanoacrylate: The Super Glue By Oscar Gibson, United Kingdom Evolution: The past of humans? By Zuzana Hudacova, Slovakia Meta-analysis of impact of traumatic brain injuries in the development of receptive and expressive language disorder in adolescents By Syed Hassan Bukhari, Pakistan The Ageing Antidote By Fatima Yaqoob , United Kingdom Facial Recognition and Hemispheric Asymmetry By Kareena Patel , United Kingdom The Link between Alzheimer's and Mouth Bacteria By Amal Khan , United Kingdom Surfing the Wavefunction By James Hugo Mackay , United States How Does the concentration of Ca2+ at 0.650M, 130M, 1.95M, and 2.60M affect the stem growth height of garlic (Allium sativum) cloves By Kevin Wang , Canada How possible is it to develop a phase-locked algorithm using high school knowledge only? By Troy Wu , China Research on the genotoxicity of environmental pollutants on marigold (Tagetes erecta L.) in an urban ecosystem By Alinur Jaboldinov , Kazakhstan

ABOUT US YOUNG GLOBAL SCIENTISTS (YGS) is an online student-run journal that creates opportunities for young scholars around the world to share their learning and publish their thoughts and discoveries. A flaw that haunts passionate, young scholars is the lack of opportunities to apply their knowledge in a creative way and to discuss their views with an international community. Thus, YGS is created to allow scholars to publish their knowledge and research in the field of science and/or social science they feel passionate about. The science category includes research papers and science articles. Social science includes creative writings, editorial reviews, visual arts, and opinion pieces on recent developments in politics, economics, philosophy and the arts. OUR VISION YGS is conceived by students of Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS). The initiative began with the burning desire to make an impact in the world where scholars have limiting platforms to communicate their academic interests. Similar to YYGS, YGS aims to provide young visionaries with a platform not only for learning new content but to apply that content by delivering them through student articles. Articles written by scholars will be compiled and published as a YGS journal available for download on our website. We hope to receive submissions from individuals. YGS is not only a place to communicate our passion, it is also a place that links scholars from all around the world and we wish to use that thriving network of young minds to work creatively and receive recognition, and to widen our collective horizons beyond education curriculum. MEET THE MEMBERS OF OUR TEAM

Category Science Social Science Arts & Literature

Review: Piketty on Malthus, Ricardo, Marx and the Comeback of Capital By Kaveesh Naggea, Mauritius Religion and Politics: The French principle of Laicité By Meiya Gujjalu and Sophie Ponton, Mauritius Capturing the moment- 1807 onwards By Saiesha Gupta, United Kingdom The Effect of Covid-19 on Global Economy By Alexandra Born, United States The Impact of Industrialization By Rushil Dussain, Botswana/ Mauritius The Impact of Japanese Trade By Rushil Dussain, Botswana/ Mauritius The use of Language in Political Rhetoric By Soghmon Boujkian, Syria/Armenia Citizen- A Political Philosophy Approach By Laura Ionescu, Romania Present and future consumption effects of COVID-19 induced uncertianty By Yihan Cui, China The Future of Saudi Arabia's Energy Supply: The Kingdom Navigates a Worrying Predicament By Hisham BinTaleb and Ali Algain, Saudi Arabia China Abuse in Romania By Laura Ionescu, Romania Change Through the Courts By Max Fan, Australia The Argument for Zoological Institutions By Lexi Born, United States School Dropout Rates: When Consent Becomes a Curse By Patience Nambaziira , Uganda Linguistics: The Hidden Treasure that Can Change the World By Saughmon Boujkian , Syria COVID-19 and the moral obligation of countries to give humanitarian aid By Grewal Megan , United Kingdom Water Cupped by Open Fingers By S. Max Fan , Australia Push and Pull Factors of Piracy in Somalia By Olivia Griffin-Roach , United Kingdom Diversification as a Strategy to Invest in Stock Market By William Luo , Australia The Tulip Mania By Abby Wincey , United Kingdom

Violet Evergarden: more than an anime By Qing Shen, China Artist On Human Impact On Nature By Verona Odhiambo, Kenya How Abbas Kiarostami Turned Film into Poetry By Alexander Archer, United Kingdom Ein Krankheitsfall- Traces of Patriarchy in Der bitteren Tranen der Petra von Kant, By Alexander Archer, United Kingdom

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our mentoRS Nathaniel Diong Nathaniel Diong is an award-winning Gen-Z educator and social innovator. As CEO & founder of Future Minds Network (FMN), he's building the next-gen of social entrepreneurs. FMN is on a quest to tackle youth unemployment through entrepreneurship. Through engaging, educational programs, students learn from mentors at YCombinator (birthplace of Airbnb), Harvard, and Oxford and get to build startups with an impact. They practise key enterprise skills for the Future of Work like communication and problem-solving, and even stimulate the creation of their own jobs for the future. At 19, Nathaniel had already worked with over 11,000 young people, and was an Entrepreneur in Residence, mentor, AND judge at programs like UC Berkeley and hackathons in partnership with the United Nations. Since then he has mentored early-stage startups across three continents, and sits on 8 non-for-profit boards. He's sat alongside giants like the founder of Techstars - one of the top 3 startup accelerators in the world - Founder's Bootcamp, and more and works across disability, education and healthcare. AAYUSHI KHILLAN Aayushi Khillan is a passionate youth advocate. She has extensive experience in education and health and is currently the only youth board member at the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority. She is a director of a health awareness initiative Bodyworks and has been asked to panel several conferences and interviews as a courageous emerging leader. She is also a second-year biomedicine student and recipient of the coveted Chancellor's Scholarship at Melbourne University. She endeavours to study medicine and delve deep into medical research to better our world.

WE ARE A TEAM of 50 STUDENTS FROM 22 different COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD The editing team social science/Arts editors Fariza Samadova Ogechi Onyedika Chau Julia Anna podcast manager Fariza Samadova Director of Digital Strategy & social media Emily Brieske EditoR-in-chief Emily Brieske Sc ience editors Celine Kim Nirbaan Maken Mysara J. Chowdhury Justin Changbencharoen Chau Philip Anna Website Design/Social & Digital media Ogechi Onyedika Anna OUR TEAM Emily Brieske Germany "My research bridges science and the humanities - from classics and literature to physics and economic policy. In the past I explored topics such as the portrayal of mortality in Russian and English works, determining physical constants experimentally/theoretically, government intervention in recessions, and compared Athena and Minerva in relation to civic identity. I am passionate about classics, literature, economics, physics, and philosophy. My aim is to inspire young people worldwide to engage with science and social science. Please feel free to reach out to me! e-brieske@web.de | LinkedIn.com/emilybrieske " CELINE KIM South Korea "Scuba diving, journaling, and playing the piano are just a couple of things I love doing in my spare time. I have a strong passion for neuroscience and medicine in general, so feel free to reach out if you are interested in them as well. I'm beyond excited to be working as the science editor of YGS Journal, and I am looking forward to reading amazing work from all of you young scholars! " Ogechi onyedika CA, USA "In my free time, I love to draw, listen to music, play acoustic and bass guitar, bake, and cook! I am pursuing a career in medicine, and in the YGS Journal, I hope to integrate neuroscience, psychology, and anthropology, using such studies to reflect and illustrate the human condition. As an editor of this journal, I strive to reach and affect a wide array of people groups, developing articles that pertain to the well-being and development of communities worldwide." nIRBAAN mAKEN NJ, USA "I love biochemistry, especially the mechanisms of actions of various drugs and medicines. In my free time, I enjoy playing jazz on my electric bass and playing tennis with students on my school team. At YGS, I hope to provide students with experience in research publications to inspire and prepare them for careers in science." Mysara j. Chowdhury Bangladesh "My passion lies in researching about physics and astrophysics. In my free time, I like to get lost in between the pages of historical and gothic classics. Through YGS, I would like to get my own voice across and help other teens get inspired to pursue STEM research in the future." Justin changbencharoen UK "I'm from Thailand but I go to school in the UK. I enjoy F1 and engineering. I'm interested in environmental engineering and environmental science, specifically emerging green fuels. I would like to help expose YGS to a greater audience and include more engineering research papers!" Fariza Samadova MD, USA "I am a Central Asian-American in Maryland! I am currently a social s cience editor, podcast manager, and the social media manager for the YGS Journal. I am a big fan of cellular biology (especially genetics) and psychology! With YGS I hope to inspire more teens to become more involved with research and science overall."

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