Abstract
PAM Review is the peer-reviewed student research journal produced in the School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences at the University of Technology Sydney. The journal was created to provide a student-centered authentic learning experience in a theory heavy course to help facilitating Faculty of Science graduate attributes and the University’s model of teaching.
 The student journal was first introduced in 2014 in the second-year physics course Energy Science and Technology. The course covers fundamentals of thermodynamics and statistical mechanics and their applications in current and emerging technologies.
Highlights
At the time of the release of this volume, journal articles were perused by over 90,000 unique viewers and respective PDF versions were downloaded over 75,000 times
PAM Review is the peer-reviewed student research journal produced in the School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences at the University of Technology Sydney
The journal was created to provide a student-centered authentic learning experience in a theory heavy course which allows for students to apply their theoretical knowledge in a professional real research environment
Summary
At the time of the release of this volume, journal articles were perused by over 90,000 unique viewers and respective PDF versions were downloaded over 75,000 times. SciMERIT School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences P.O. Box 123, Broadway NSW 2007 Jurgen.Schulte@uts.edu.au PAM Review is the peer-reviewed student research journal produced in the School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences at the University of Technology Sydney.
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