Hypothesis
May 8, 2006 9:53 PM
Hypothesis
Hypothesis is a journal for the discussion of science, run by graduate student volunteers at the University of Toronto (including me). The journal is published about three times a year, and freely available online. The most recent issue has just come out and includes some interesting articles on a range of topics related to science.
All articles are peer reviewed, and usually cover reviews, opinion pieces, and original scientific data. Aside from the online version, a limited number of print editions is funded by sponsoring departments at UofT and by selling print subscriptions. Hypothesis is currently listed in a few search engines and databases for online publications, including Google Scholar, and will be added to additional databases in the near future. Exposure of the journal is growing steadily, and although it started out locally, Hypothesis has received submissions from other institutions and countries, such as this article [pdf] from India.
Hypothesis is a journal for the discussion of science, run by graduate student volunteers at the University of Toronto (including me). The journal is published about three times a year, and freely available online. The most recent issue has just come out and includes some interesting articles on a range of topics related to science.
All articles are peer reviewed, and usually cover reviews, opinion pieces, and original scientific data. Aside from the online version, a limited number of print editions is funded by sponsoring departments at UofT and by selling print subscriptions. Hypothesis is currently listed in a few search engines and databases for online publications, including Google Scholar, and will be added to additional databases in the near future. Exposure of the journal is growing steadily, and although it started out locally, Hypothesis has received submissions from other institutions and countries, such as this article [pdf] from India.
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