If direct contact is not possible, contact scientists who worked with the Nobel laureate to gather additional information. If you can get in touch, that is a bonus only

Your chapter should balance the laureate’s personality and history with the scientific or technical aspects of their work. The level of writing should be aimed at the 8th-grade level.

Aim for a concise chapter, typically within 2000-2500 words, fitting within ten printed pages, including pictures.

Use high-resolution pictures and provide proper references or acknowledgments under each picture, including the website address.

Your chapter will undergo three rounds of review after submission.

In case of disagreements, resolve issues through Zoom meetings. The project’s scientific nature minimizes the likelihood of personal view conflicts.

Properly cite all sources. Use APA guidelines for citations. Citations will be posted on the website, not in the book.

The 2-month timeline for writing should be sufficient, but adherence to set timelines is essential.

Each student is required to review two chapters written by their peers.

This project comprises individual student chapters; collaboration is not permitted.

Yes, submit your resume before starting your chapter.

Submit a high-resolution bust-size photo for printing in the book and on the back cover. Further instructions will be provided.

Participants will receive a certificate of participation, 40 printed copies of the book, and guidance for future academic plans.