Monday, 23 June 2014
Issue 5 Release and Issue 6 Call for Proposals!
It's the count down to the end of the academic year and we've got plenty
of thoughts on how to "Stay on Target" in Newcastle
University student science magazine {react} Issue 5, available
at locations around campus and the city right now! Come for the project
management advice and get lost in a mathematical maze. The end of the academic
year isn't the end of the world, which is why for Issue 6 we're
asking "What Lies Beyond?"
{react} articles are brief, thought-provoking and fun.
We aren't looking for technical papers or 2000 word essays - we want you
to tell us about the science, technology, engineering and maths topics that
really interest you. Your article can be a research piece, interview, review of
a book or film, comic strip or anything else you can think of. Check out
or past issues to see the topics other students have explored (http://reactmagazine.co.uk/the-latest-issue/).
Here's a few ideas to get the old thinker ticking:
- Death:
Final Destination? We're not talking ghosts and ghouls, but what
processes do we undergo. Or perhaps you can tell us about research into
how communities or new technologies are changing the lives of those left
behind.
- We've
found the magnetic highway, a new limit to our solar system. What other
limits are being found and how do we plan to crash through them?
- Diagnosis
is just the beginning and sometimes even being 'cured' isn't the end.
Medical students, discuss.
- Most
frightening of all, what happens after the gown comes off and you're
officially a graduate?
Got an interesting idea but it doesn't fit the theme? Send a proposal in
anyway! This is your chance to tell us and the readers something
awesome about what's going in your world! (We especially welcome proposals
highlighting science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in the North
East.)
- NCL:Research - showcase a fascinating research project
taking place at Newcastle University. It doesn't have to be your
own work, just something you find interesting.
- Science Heroes - sing the praises of a favourite science
personality
- Science:fiction - explore the science behind books and films.
Is the rapid development of everyday technology outstripping writers'
abilities to deal with it? When was the last time you saw a mobile phone
work in a horror movie?
- Student stories - your inspiring science experiences from
everyday life
Send your 100 word proposal about your article idea and
why it should be read by Newcastle to react.mag.team@gmail.com by June 30, 2014.
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