Student Sci-Tech Magazine Creation
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m putting together a new Science and Technology magazine aimed squarely at students and I need a versatile creative to help me bring the first issue to life. The publication will carry three core sections—Research Highlights, Interviews with Experts, and standout Student Projects—so the assignment covers both content development and magazine-style layout.
Here’s what I’m picturing:
• Research Highlights: concise, well-sourced write-ups of recent papers or breakthroughs that will intrigue a university-level reader.
• Interviews with Experts: short Q&A features with academics or industry specialists (I can supply contact leads if needed; you can also propose your own).
• Student Projects: engaging stories or photo spreads showcasing under-grad or grad work, ideally presented in an inspiring, reader-friendly format.
I’d like the final deliverable as a press-ready PDF plus the editable source file (InDesign or Affinity Publisher preferred, but I’m open to alternatives as long as the fonts and assets remain intact). Clean typography, balanced white space, and a modern science-centric aesthetic are key acceptance criteria.
If you’re comfortable researching credible sources, conducting quick interviews, writing in a clear, student-friendly voice, and assembling it all into a cohesive, visually engaging magazine, I’d love to hear how you can make this first issue shine.
Here’s what I’m picturing:
• Research Highlights: concise, well-sourced write-ups of recent papers or breakthroughs that will intrigue a university-level reader.
• Interviews with Experts: short Q&A features with academics or industry specialists (I can supply contact leads if needed; you can also propose your own).
• Student Projects: engaging stories or photo spreads showcasing under-grad or grad work, ideally presented in an inspiring, reader-friendly format.
I’d like the final deliverable as a press-ready PDF plus the editable source file (InDesign or Affinity Publisher preferred, but I’m open to alternatives as long as the fonts and assets remain intact). Clean typography, balanced white space, and a modern science-centric aesthetic are key acceptance criteria.
If you’re comfortable researching credible sources, conducting quick interviews, writing in a clear, student-friendly voice, and assembling it all into a cohesive, visually engaging magazine, I’d love to hear how you can make this first issue shine.