Quantum Mechanics
Jeremy is a magazine published by the University of Sydney Physics Society, which aims to encourage science communication and student research, and to share the joy of physics with the wider community. If you'd like to join the Jeremy writing team, or want to submit a quote from a physics lecturer, email us at jeremy.physoc@gmail.com, or contact us on facebook messenger.
Jeremy Article Prizes
We want to publish YOUR article in the Jeremy magazine, with a chance to win a prize! We are looking for popular science articles, academic research articles, and creative works (e.g. short stories), as well as other kinds of fun and exciting science-related submissions.
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There are three Best Article Prizes being given away for our next issue in 2025, offered to University of Sydney undergraduate students in first year only, second year only, and third year only. The winner from each year will receive a $100 Prezzee gift card which can be used in hundreds of stores. The prizes will be awarded to the articles which had the most convincing narrative and demonstrated the most originality, whether in communication style or in the content of research. Previous winners and members of the Jeremy/PhySoc editorial and executive teams are not eligible for the prizes.
All articles should be roughly no more than four pages including images and references, when formatted into two column pages in 12pt font. Email article submissions to jeremy.physoc@gmail.com as an overleaf file or a word doc by 11:59pm Sunday January 26th, 2025, along with your undergrad year (if you are running for a prize). We are looking forward to reading your articles!
Quote Submissions
Do you recall unexpected “quotable” moments from your physics lecturers/tutors? We bet you've heard our professors drop some legendary lines that made you crack up. Now’s your chance to immortalize these gems! We’re collecting your favorite, weird, or hilarious quotes from our physics lecturers for the next Jeremy edition. Whether it’s a quirky analogy, a mind-bending statement, or something that left you wondering if you accidentally showed up for a wrong class— we want to hear it! Submit your quotes via https://forms.gle/CjsaqxyWU9mwhNgu8 and help us build a memorable quote collection of the best ever quotes!