Scholarly publication process

The scholarly publication process involves a collaborative effort between our faculty and student groups. Our faculty members at George Mason work closely with each group of students and help guide them through their individual projects. In the span of two to four months, we proceeded to post their completed publications. We are dedicated to sharing the ideas and knowledge created by our students to promote a culture of learning and exploration.
Student Publications and Authors Retain Copyright
- Students’ Research Papers are listed in reverse chronological order, and them alphabetized by last name.
- Only first initials are provided follow by publication protocol. Verification of participation can be provided by emailing ExecEd@gmu.edu.
- Each student's copyright is respected, and the students retain the copyright to their work.
Data Analytics for Elite Young Scholars - Biology and Medical Science Experience
Data Analytics for Elite Young Scholars - Biology and Medical Science Experience - Summer 2023
Our Biology and Medical Science Young Scholars proudly presented their research paper during the National Students Data Analytics and BioMedical Conference (NSDAB) at George Mason University. A committee of NIH, NSF, and BioMedical Industries experts has selected the best research project and top-performing team for scholarships and awards.
Summer 2023 Data Analytics for Elite Young Scholars - Biology and Medical Science Experience winners
Summer 2024 Data Analytics for Elite Young Scholars - Biology and Medical Science Experience
Data Analysis and Space Research for NASA Missions

Summary of Astro-Scholars Program
Journal of Astro-Scholars Research (JASR) at George Mason University
The Journal of Astro-Scholars Research (JASR) at George Mason University features original research papers from the Young Astro-Scholars Internship Program. These papers represent the culmination of a several month long independent student research efforts to collect and analyze real observational astronomy data, and follow through to the rigorous scientific interpretation of the analysis.
The following Inaugural volume presents 22 original research papers from 22 students in the summer 2023 Asto-Scholars Program. The authors are given some guidance as to the structure and content of their research papers, with no editing provided by Mason faculty and researchers. The authors are given documentation on how to carry out their analyses, but must independently complete the numerous steps involved with existing software tools. The data analyzed include data they have themselves collected with the George Mason Observatories Geller Telescope, and archival data not yet analyzed. All analysis is carried out directly by the scholars with minimal faculty input with an aim to provide genuine research products applicable to the current state of the art in the exoplanet observational astronomy field.
View details of the research projects from the Physics and Astronomy Department.