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Georgia Tech’s undergraduate research journal, The Tower, is back after a dormant period and is currently accepting submissions.

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Georgia Tech’s undergraduate research journal, The Tower, is back after a dormant period. Here is a breakdown of the submission process and what we can expect from The Tower in the future:

Submissions are reviewed on a rolling basis with one deadline per semester. In the submission page, students are instructed to submit an abstract, research paper, and the name of the faculty advisor overseeing the project among other submission criteria. 

After they receive a submission, the submissions and review team seeks out undergraduate students, grad students, and faculty involved in the same or intersecting area of research. The team sends a rubric to each reviewer and, after careful consideration, will notify the applicant of their submission status.

The upcoming issue will include news, interviews, abstracts, and articles among other sections. The staff is also in the process of pitching ideas for interviews, spotlights, and features to be added to the journal. 

In previous years, the journal has received submissions from biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, computer science, and economics, but are hoping to attract students from all majors. 

The journal will be published on an annual basis with its comeback issue planned for Spring 2022. Print and online versions of the next issue will be distributed on campus. 

To submit your research, visit docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDdWjeH0SEkuHbTcdivacoKnzKjA2Qv3wTousuHWbSnKk72Q/viewform

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  • Created By: Kayleigh Haskin
  • Workflow Status: Published
  • Created On: Apr 23, 2021 - 10:01am
  • Last Updated: Apr 23, 2021 - 10:03am