FAQs
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The Nucleus is USC’s student-run science journal dedicated to making complex research engaging and accessible. We cover a wide range of topics, from cutting-edge medical innovations to environmental challenges and space exploration. Our goal is to bridge the gap between academia and the public, sparking curiosity and scientific literacy within the USC community and beyond.
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You can stay updated on The Nucleus' latest by joining our newsletter! Simply head over to the "Join Us" page on our website to sign up and receive new volumes, upcoming events, and exciting opportunities directly to your inbox. Stay connected with the latest in science and join the conversation with The Nucleus!
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Yes, we accept guest writers! You can reach out to us via Instagram @uscnucleus or email us at uscnucleus@gmail.com. Alternatively, you can wait for the application to appear on the "Join Us" page for more details on how to get involved.
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Our audience includes anyone curious about science and eager to learn more! While we’re based at USC, The Nucleus is for students, researchers, and the general public who want to explore complex scientific topics in an engaging and accessible way.
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The Nucleus publishes two volumes each semester, totaling four volumes per year. New articles and infographics are released with each volume, covering a wide range of exciting scientific topics!
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All articles and infographics go through a thorough review process to ensure accuracy, clarity, and engagement. Articles are first reviewed for content by the substantive editing team, then checked for grammar and structure by the copy editing team, and given a final review by the Editor-in-Chief. Infographics are carefully reviewed by the Head of Infographics and the Editor-in-Chief before publication. This multi-step process ensures that our content is both scientifically accurate and accessible to all readers.
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If you have more questions, feel free to reach out to us! You can contact us via email at uscnucleus@gmail.com or through our Instagram @uscnucleus. We're happy to help!