Call for Articles & Papers: Write for ENTECH STEM Magazine
Looking for a call for papers? ENTECH Magazine welcomes original STEM articles, educational papers, explainers, career stories, and other evidence-based contributions written for students in grades 8–12. Here, “articles” and “papers” refer to original written submissions considered for publication in ENTECH STEM Magazine. Share your STEM expertise with students in grades 8–12, their parents, and teachers. ENTECH is an open-access magazine (ISSN 2584-2749) indexed with Google Scholar, Zenodo, OpenAIRE and also Magzter.
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Call for articles: Why Write for ENTECH Magazine?
Your article can help a teenager choose a subject, a college path, or a first career in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. Authors also gain:
- Indexed, citable publication: ISSN 2584-2749, with DOI assignment via Zenodo and OpenAIRE where applicable
- Reach: 500K+ unique readers, 125+ authors, and readers in 100+ countries
- Authority: a science-communication credit you can add to your CV, LinkedIn profile, and teaching portfolio
- Promotion: accepted articles are shared across the website, newsletter, and social channels
- No paywall for readers: every article stays free to read and download
- Mission: STEM Education for Peace, Prosperity, and Progress.
What Articles and Papers Are We Looking For?
Write for curious readers aged roughly 13–18. We welcome original STEM articles and papers that make science, technology, engineering and mathematics interesting as well as understandable. Topics that work especially well:
- Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics explained through real examples
- Technology, Engineering, and Python / computing careers
- Emerging technologies and “how it is made” stories
- Career pathways, skills teens can start building now
- Personal STEM journeys, mistakes, and practical advice
- Tone: engaging, accurate, and easy to follow. Spark curiosity; do not lecture.
Who Should Submit?
We welcome original articles from:
- Researchers, faculty, and PhD scholars
- Engineers, scientists, and industry professionals
- School and college teachers
- Science communicators and STEM mentors
- Students and parents with first-hand STEM experience, if the writing is accurate and teen-friendly
- Submissions are open to everyone, regardless of country, institution, or career stage.
Author Guidelines
- Length: 1,200–3,000 words
- Structure: Strong opening, clear subheadings, practical takeaways
- Language: Simple enough for grade 8–12 students, without losing scientific accuracy
- Citations: APA style
- Originality: Similarity score below 20%. Do not submit work already published elsewhere
- Images and tables: Copyright-free only, with attribution where required
- Template: Use the official article template before you submit
Call for Articles & Papers:
How to Submit?
- Download the article template.
- Write your draft (or a detailed proposal if you want feedback first).
- Submit through the form below. You can also email the editor at [email protected].
After Acceptance:
You will receive:
- Editorial feedback if revisions are required
- Publication in a monthly issue of ENTECH STEM Magazine
- Indexing support (ISSN; DOI via Zenodo / OpenAIRE when applicable)
- A shareable publication date and link for your professional networks
FAQ: Call for Articles and Papers | ENTECH STEM Magazine
No, for articles received and accepted by 31 December 2026.
Yes. ENTECH Magazine welcomes original STEM articles, educational papers, explainers, career-focused pieces, and other contributions.
No. Clear expertise and teen-accessible writing matter more than title.
It is both. ENTECH STEM Magazine uses the terms “articles” and “papers” to describe original written contributions submitted for consideration.
Yes, if it is original, well-structured, and useful to grades 8–12.
APA
It must be unpublished. Keep the similarity score under 20%. All images must be copyright-free.
Teenagers in grades 8–12, plus parents and teachers who help them plan STEM education and careers.
Have more doubts? Pls write to us at [email protected]