Being able to publish your work is one of the most important skills for a successful academic researcher. However, at the undergraduate level these opportunities are scarce and difficult to access. This problem is compounded by the fact that many competitive scholarships and graduate programs require a strong publication record as an undergraduate.
CJUR was founded in 2015 by a group of undergraduate students at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada with the hopes of providing an accessible platform for undergraduates to gain experience in academic publishing.
Editorial board
Our editorial board is compromised of senior undergraduate students with extensive research experience. They are passionate about making publishing opportunities accessible for all undergraduates.
Mahta Amanian
Editor in ChiefBSc Microbiology and Immunology (University of British Columbia)
Jordi Chaffer
EditorBSc Honours Biology (Acadia University)
Ryan Chan
EditorBSc Honours Cellular, Anatomical, and Physiological Sciences (University of British Columbia)
Claire Cheung
EditorBSc Pharmacology (University of British Columbia)
Natnaiel Dubale
EditorBSc Honours Biology (Trent University)
Ryan Hong
EditorBSc Biology and Sociology (University of British Columbia)
Tommy Kuo
EditorBSc Honours Chemical Biology (University of British Columbia)
Michelle Lisonek
EditorBSc Integrated Sciences (University of British Columbia)
Monica Luo
EditorBSc Physics (University of British Columbia)
Uyen Nguyen
EditorMSc Experimental Medicine (University of British Columbia)
Jashan Saini
EditorBSc Physiology (University of Alberta)
Max Seymour
CopyeditorBSc Pre-law (University of British Columbia)
Derrick Sutanto
DesignerBA Brain and Cognition (University of British Columbia)