Journal of Student Science and Technology

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The award-winning Journal of Student Science and Technology is a scholarly publication offering PhD review and citation of high school, and university student ideas and research.

Journal of Student Science and Technology Vol 11, No 1 (2019)

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Announcements


New National Partnership Aims to Build Canada’s Science and Technology Workforce and Leadership
New National Partnership Aims to Build Canada’s Science and Technology Workforce and Leadership Early programs target young women and the best and brightest across the country
Posted: 2018-01-19	More...

Le nouveau partenariat national vise à renforcer l’effectif et le leadership dans le domaine des sciences et de la technologie au Canada
Les premiers programmes ciblent les jeunes femmes ainsi que les meilleurs et les plus brillants du pays
Posted: 2018-01-19	More...

Foundation for Student Science and Technology (FSST) & Science Expo Youth Empowerment Group (SEYEG) Join Together
We are pleased to announce that the Foundation for Student Science and Technology (FSST) and Science Expo Youth Empowerment Group (SEYEG) are joining together to build upon their individual success in cultivating future STEM leadership and engaging students in STEM activities.
Posted: 2017-10-18	More...

Website Partnership Announcement FSST-SMP
We are excited to announce a new partnership between The Foundation for Student Science and Technology (FSST) and the Summer Mentorship Program (SMP), run by the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto.
Posted: 2016-02-06	More...

The Ontario Science Students’ Association and the Foundation for Student Science and Technology Partner to Build Networks of STEM Students, Academics and Professionals
The Ontario Science Students’ Association (OSSA) and the Foundation for Student Science and Technology (FSST) today announce a collaboration to expand each other’s science outreach and help students build professional networks by promoting events and programming.
Posted: 2015-09-20	More...