Testimonials

It was definitely one of the best experiences I've had in publishing.

Jeff Melkonian, Cornell University

Your passion for making science exciting for kids and seeing some of your prior work encouraged me to do this with my somewhat technical and more policy oriented research. I never thought this specific paper, if not the topic of waste to energy itself, could be made as exciting and fun as it reads now for kids. Great work.

Deepak Rajagopal, UCLA

Fast, intelligent, painless.

Joshua Fisher, JPL, California Institute of Technology

Our "Plastic Not Fantastic Summer Science Exhibit" won Imperial College's President's Achievement Award for Excellence in Societal Engagement. The SJK article that we did on ocean plastics was a key part of our engagement strategy, and therefore a great contributing factor in the award. Thank you again for helping us with the adaptation and for so relentlessly promoting it on Social Media.

Erik van Sebille, Imperial College London, UK

The writing style was refreshing - wish we could write like that in the adult journals. Editing was efficient and responsive to feedback. I was happy with the way you extracted the message.

David Ackerly, UC Berkeley

I decided to publish in Science Journal for Kids because it seemed a good outreach opportunity (funders are always looking for science to have impact beyond the scientific community). And as a Dad, it seemed a great idea to enhance Kids science education. It was fun working with Tanya and Erin to write a piece in a totally different style to that I'm used to. I like the nice cartoons and visually-appealing format.

James Screen, University of Exeter, UK

I enjoyed the prompt correspondence and fairly fast processing of the jobs.

Kazuhiko Kobayshi, University of Tokyo, Japan

Unlike most of my experiences with the media, I felt like I had control over what the final product said, which is so important when so often your message gets twisted and miscommunicated by other channels. Plus, scientists rarely get to play around with fun graphics.

Pia Lentini, University of Melbourne, Australia

Past collaborations

Thanks to the support of a wide variety of researchers and institutions, we have adapted more than 100 peer-reviewed papers for a younger audience. This list is a small selections of our past collaborations.

Researcher	Affiliation	Original paper	Funding	Adaptation
Justin Lessler	Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health	The Lancet	Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation	URL
Andrew Plumptre	Cambridge University	PLOS One	Wildlife Conservation Society	URL
Eli Fenichel	Yale University	PNAS	Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies	URL
Ellen Simms & Kim La Pierre	University of California, Berkeley	Ecology and Evolution	Smithsonian Environmental Research Center	URL
Andrea L. Graham & Jacqueline Leung	Princeton University	PLOS Biology	Princeton University	URL
Daniel Pauly	University of British Columbia	Nature Communications	Sea Around Us	URL
Aron Stubbins	University of Georgia	PNAS	Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation	URL
Aurélie Duchez	National Oceanography Centre	Environmental Research Letter	Natural Environment Research Council, UK	URL
Paul Newman	NASA	Geophysical Research Letters	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	URL
Dan McKenney	Canadian Forest Service	Nature Scientific Reports	Natural Resources Canada	URL
Kevin Mortimer	Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine	The Lancet	Medical Research Council, UK	URL
Jeff Melkonian	Cornell University	Environmental Research Letters	Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences	URL
Gary Shepherd	National Marine Fisheries Service	PLOS One	NOAA	URL
Alexander Pfeiffer	Oxford University	Environmental Research Letters	Inter-American Development Bank	URL

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