Columbia Science Review
The Columbia Science Review is a Columbia University student publication that aims to promote knowledge and awareness of science and technology in the Columbia community and in the general public.
The Columbia Science Review is published biannually by Columbia Science Review, an official student group in Columbia University recognized as a Category B student group by Activities Board at Columbia and advised by Student Development and Activities in Columbia University.
The following is from columbia.edu:
Please Inform Students of CSR
CSR would like to ask faculty members to mention the opportunities and benefits of participating in CSR to both graduate and undergraduate students in pure science, engineering, and/or journalism. http://www.ColumbiaScienceReview.org is the website of Columbia Science Review.
Principal investigators and mentors of student authors should not be worried about potential authorship problems, because all authors of any article published in the publications of CSR retains their respective authorships and copyrights. Therefore, it is very unlikely that articles published in the Review or will be questioned of its authorship or originality. The purpose of the Review is to present no-copyright-binding, open publishing opportunities for students.
This website was formally the online publication system of the Columbia Science Review that allowed readers, authors, and staff members to browse, retrieve, and manage the publications with great ease and accessibility.
The future of columbiasciencereview.org is bright with a fresh outlook and theme in the near future. Thanks for visitiing Columbia Science Review.