IT Department
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clara rodriguez acevedo (2023)
From January 2021
Smithfield High School, USA
Hello! My name is Emma Ferraro and I’m currently a junior at Smithfield High School in Rhode Island. Being a student during such a difficult time, it’s certainly been a challenge finding activities to immerse myself in that revolve around my biggest passion of epidemiology. Thus, I am beyond excited to expand my awareness of my favorite topics with GSYJ, as well as broaden my horizons on subjects that I don’t know as much about. As the head of the Editing Department, I hope to not only grow and share my knowledge, but also connect with this community of people that that have interests either similar or different to my own.
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hritik bagjai (2022)
From April 2021
New York University (NYU), USA
Hi, my name is Hritik Bagjai, a current sophomore at muktai higher secondary school, in India. It's a golden opportunity for me to serve as IT Director in Global STEM Youth Journal(GSYJ). Since it had been hard times for many people around the world as people were adversely affected by Covid 19, The education sector is worst affected, many children's mind have been diverted from education to other things because of irregularity of teacher assistance in teaching. As my passion in scientific technology, I have my personal goal to make awareness of scientific research and development to children from STEM carrier related background. With GSYJ, we plan to publish STEM researches globally with our other team members.
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grace jooeun kang (2023)
From October 2021
Saint Paul Preparatory Seoul, South Korea
Hello, this is Grace Kang, a current sophomore in Saint Paul Preparatory School. It is an honor to join the IT Department of Global STEM Youth Journal (GSYJ). Due to the pandemic, many tasks are done online, requiring us a comprehensive amount of technological knowledge, which brought me here. Through GSYJ, I believe we can raise the awareness of global issues in the aspects of science and technology.
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Helena Scussel Rosa (2024)
From October 2021
Federal Institute, Brazil
Hello! My name is Helena Rosa and I’m a current sophomore at a Federal Institute in my state in Brazil. Alongside with highschool, I’m also taking a technical course in Electronics, therefore I’m very interested in STEM and technology in general. Also, I’m passionate about design and marketing, since I’m always involved with side-projects that require outstanding promotion strategies. Besides, I love to take part in volunteer projects linked with education and social actions. It is an honor to be part of the Global STEM Youth Journal as an IT director and I hope to raise awareness about modern issues so that youth can unite themselves to come up with clever solutions to solve it. I believe GSYJ is an amazing opportunity to develop myself in numerous ways!
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Rebecca Wang (2024)
From April 2021
United States of America
Hello! I am Rebecca, a ninth-grader from Bay Area, California. When I'm not swimming, I can be found behind my computer either solving algorithmic problems on CodeForces, answering emails related to my hackathon, or reading the latest breakthrough in artificial intelligence. As IT Director, I aspire to diversify STEM and open the door to success in people's lives.
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Yawen Zhang (2022)
From July 2021
Canada
Hi there! My name is Yawen Zhang, currently a sophomore student at a high school located in Canada. It is my pleasure to be part of the IT Department of the Global STEM Youth Journal (GSYJ). I discovered my passion for technology and computer programming recently while deeply obsessed with it. With GSYJ, I believe we could promote a community that encourages everyone to enjoy the beauty and the power of STEM.
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Rubina Shaik (2022)
From July 2021
MOT Charter High School, USA
Hi, my name is Rubina and I am one of the IT directors for GSYJ. I am a 16 year old attending MOT Charter High School. One of my interests include neuroscience and I plan to pursue a career in it some day. As a part of the GSYJ team, I hope to help out in raising awareness to the numerous health issues people face today.
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Dishan Otieno (2020)
From January 2022
Dedan Kimathi University of Technology, Kenya
Hello all, I am Dishan Otieno, currently a sophomore at Dedan Kimathi University of Technology here in Kenya. I am happy to Global STEM Youth Journal as an IT Director. I have passion Data science and Artificial Intelligence which am motivated to study so as to create solutions to the society using this emerging technologies. During COVID-19 pandemic everything shifted to online, as an individual I would wish to ensure by the use of AI industries including our medical sector continues to operate without disruption. With GSYJ, plans are to ensure we enable the global society be aware of new technologies that can be implemented in workspace to help increase productivity. I do believe it can be done.
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Indu Gadiraju (2025)
From May 2022
South Iredell High School, USA
Hi, my name is Indu and I am honored to serve as an IT Director for GSYJ. I hope to make STEM more accessible and am excited to work with a great group of people! I am eager to raise awareness and make an impact on the global STEM community.
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Nachammai Annamalai (2025)
From Jan 2023
South Iredell High School, USA
Hello! My name is Nachammai Annamalai, and it is my greatest honor to serve as an IT Director for the Global STEM Youth Journal. Currently a sophomore at South Iredell High School, I'm an innovator at heart, interested in the intersection of computer science, research, and physics. In my spare time, I love reading about scientific breakthroughs, hosting local STEM workshops for youth, and contributing resources to the underprivileged community. My goal on the GSYJ's web development team is to create a positive impact by raising awareness of significant global issues surrounding STEM topics. Also, through GSYJ, I believe we can increase the accessibility of STEM for the coming generation!