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Our Mission

At STEMline Journal, our mission is to redefine what it means to be a researcher. We believe that groundbreaking ideas aren’t limited to elite labs or prestigious institutions; however, they’re born in classrooms, libraries, and even notes apps of curious young minds everywhere.
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We aim to create an inclusive platform where high school students, especially those from underrepresented or overlooked communities, can share their original ideas, research, and passion for STEM. By removing barriers to publishing, we’re building a space where every student’s curiosity and voice matter.
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Our goal is simple: to amplify the next generation of scientists, engineers, and innovators. One student at a time.

Founder:
Ngorn Sophanit

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Our Story

We’re a group of Cambodian high school students who grew up in an environment where academic exploration, especially in STEM, was often limited or overlooked. STEM wasn’t something we were encouraged to pursue deeply. We rarely had the space to explore our ideas, experiment freely, or share our findings in a meaningful way.

But our curiosity never faded. We believe that research isn’t just for scientists in labs or students at elite institutions, but it’s for anyone who dares to ask questions and imagine new possibilities.

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We created STEMline Journal to give students like us a platform to be seen, heard, and celebrated. Whether it’s an idea scribbled in a notebook or a homemade experiment in a bedroom, we believe these sparks matter. STEMline exists to show that talent and potential aren’t determined by privilege. They’re everywhere, and they deserve a place to grow.

Outstanding Research Paper Award

Criteria:

  1. Demonstrates originality and creativity in exploring a STEM topic.

  2. Presents clear, well-structured arguments or findings with accurate data or evidence.

  3. Addresses real-world problems or sparks meaningful scientific conversations.

  4. Shows effort, depth of research, and the author’s unique voice.

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Exceptional Article Award

Criteria:

  1. Delivers engaging and well-written STEM content that is easy to understand.

  2. Provides insightful perspectives, ideas, or storytelling around STEM topics.

  3. Demonstrates accuracy, clarity, and relevance.

  4. Inspires curiosity or action among readers.

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This paper and article will be featured on our homepage and across our social media platforms!

Awards

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