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National Student Research Institution. Supporting student research through student-led editorial review, research integrity, and open access.

NSRI is a student-led research project fiscally sponsored by The Hack Foundation, d.b.a. Hack Club, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Publisher: National Student Research Institution

Publisher Location: Alpharetta, Georgia, United States

NSRI Student Research Journal
Online ISSN: 3143-5653

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NSRI is a student-led research project fiscally sponsored by The Hack Foundation, d.b.a. Hack Club, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. References to collaborators, advisors, mentors, schools, journals, repositories, or partner organizations do not imply institutional endorsement unless explicitly stated.

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NSRI is a fiscally sponsored project of The Hack Foundation (d.b.a. Hack Club), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The Hack Foundation retains sole discretion and control over all funds received for NSRI.

Donations made through HCB are received and administered by The Hack Foundation for NSRI's charitable programs. The Hack Foundation retains sole discretion and control over all funds received for NSRI. Funds may support scholarships, student awards, mentorship, research training, publishing support, and recognition. Choose an amount below and complete the donation through HCB.

  • Student research scholarships and awards
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  • Publishing access for student researchers
  • Support for low-income and lower-middle-income country researchers
  • International middle school and early research access programs
  • Global research programs and recognition

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Every contribution supports NSRI research-access programs for student researchers, with priority support for low-income students, lower-middle-income country researchers, and international middle school access.

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Research Access Mission

Research access should not depend on income.

NSRI uses donations to reduce barriers for low-income and lower-middle-income country researchers through mentorship, research training, publication support, and recognition.

Funding also supports international middle school and early-research pathways so younger students can join credible research communities before access gaps become permanent.

Donations for NSRI are processed and administered through HCB by The Hack Foundation, which retains sole discretion and control over the funds. The total shown above is calculated from live HCB donation records when available.

Where donations go

Donations support scholarships, publication support, student awards, research access programs, outreach, platform costs, and operational tools needed to run NSRI programs.

Scholarships and publication support

Funds may help reduce barriers for students who need support accessing research programs, editorial resources, publication preparation, and recognition opportunities.

Platform costs

Donations may support website hosting, forms, storage, communication systems, review workflows, design, security, and administrative infrastructure.

Fiscal sponsorship

NSRI is a fiscally sponsored project of The Hack Foundation (d.b.a. Hack Club), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The Hack Foundation retains sole discretion and control over all funds received for NSRI.

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