Blogs

Little Lab Coats: DC Motors

Motors are in everything that runs around us: your car, oven fan, power tools, machinery, and many, many more things.

Inés Ros

Nov 17

Join STEM Competitions Like CanSat

Are you curious about designing innovative projects, working on cutting-edge technology, or tackling real-world challenges? Science...

Trick or Treat: Programming Spooky Door Surprises for Halloween

Sarah Rashidi

Oct 31

Trick or Treat: Programming Spooky Door Surprises for Halloween

Hey there, spooky souls! 🎃 For those in the Halloween spirit, I hope you’re all ready for today’s hands-on blog!

Sep 28

The Cosmos Underground: Japan’s KAGRA

What if we could listen to the universe’s deepest secrets of the seemingly solemn depths of our planet, Earth?

Taking Notes from Taylor: "Shake it Off" and Quit That Toxic Job

Sarah Rashidi

Sep 16

Taking Notes from Taylor: "Shake it Off" and Quit That Toxic Job

I put my all into every task, but eventually, I woke up to find myself in toxic environments and positions that were damaging my health.

Engineering the Future: Innovations Shaping Africa's Growth

RETIANA PHIRI

Sep 16

Engineering the Future: Innovations Shaping Africa's Growth

Despite various obstacles, African engineers are spearheading innovative solutions that enhance living standards.

Rabia Basri

Sep 15

Quenching the Thirst of a Generation: Nanoparticles in Water Purification

Imagine a world where clean drinking water is a luxury only a few can afford. Unfortunately, this is the harsh reality for millions of...

Aug 31

Labyrinthine Alignments: The Angkor Wat

Built over 30 excruciating years, the Hindu temple’s architectural and engineering innovations had a ripple effect across Asia.

Saulene Sebeda

Aug 29

Biological Cloning: Dolly the Sheep

Dolly was a vital part of Roslin Institute's research into genetically modified farm animals.

Revolutionizing Medicine: The Advantages of Nanoparticles in Drug Delivery

Rabia Basri

Aug 23

Revolutionizing Medicine: The Advantages of Nanoparticles in Drug Delivery

Imagine a future where medications can precisely target only the diseased cells in your body, leaving healthy cells untouched.

The Trillion Dollar Sun: The Chinese Quest for Infinite Energy

Aug 15

The Trillion Dollar Sun: The Chinese Quest for Infinite Energy

The Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) is set to replicate the sun’s energy production process, nuclear fusion.

Discover the Incredible World of Nanoparticles: 14 Remarkable Types and Their Various Applications!

Rabia Basri

Aug 5

Discover the Incredible World of Nanoparticles: 14 Remarkable Types and Their Various Applications!

Nanoparticles have made their mark as powerful and versatile tools in various fields, from medicine to energy production.

Maria Wheeler

Jul 23

The Science Behind Skyscrapers

lisha Graves Otis was the creator of the passenger elevator used in buildings. This technology was first introduced in 1852 in New York.

Maria Wheeler

Jul 8

By you!

The Best STEM Books

I work in a fairly small library so when someone is looking for a book on a certain topic we usually don't have it. For the books we have...

Echoes of Genius: Innovations in Prehistoric Africa

RETIANA PHIRI

Jul 8

By you!

Echoes of Genius: Innovations in Prehistoric Africa

Africa, often referred to as the cradle of humanity, holds a rich tapestry of ancient innovations that laid foundational stones for...

Let's take a trip back to ancient China to discover the instrument that had revolutionized astronomy!

Valentina

Jul 7

By you!

Let's take a trip back to ancient China to discover the instrument that had revolutionized astronomy!

Dear young scientist, My name is Juna Asfuroglu, and in today's blog I will be taking you on a journey to 13th century China to...

From Cargo to Combat: Differentiating Commercial and Military Aircrafts

Amatullah Bohra

Jun 26

Aviation Chronicles

From Cargo to Combat: Differentiating Commercial and Military Aircrafts

Ever wondered about the massive white cloud trailing behind fighter jets and what creates it?

Salena Sharma

Jun 26

All Things Space

Voyager 1 is Back in the Show Business

After nearly half a year, Voyager 1’s scientific instruments began working again a couple of weeks ago!

Agriculture Amidst Urbanization: South Korea’s Smart Farms

Jun 19

Asia in Science

Agriculture Amidst Urbanization: South Korea’s Smart Farms

Today, however, we will be exploring another crucial discipline of science, agriculture.

Amatullah Bohra

Jun 17

Aviation Chronicles

Wright Brothers: The Birth of Flight

This blog is about the first Human Flight and the 2 brilliant minds behind it.

Trailblazing the Cosmos: The Pioneers of India's Mangalyaan

May 17

Asia in Science

Trailblazing the Cosmos: The Pioneers of India's Mangalyaan

Today we’re talking about the unsung hero(in)es who laid the groundwork for ISRO's Mars Orbiter Mission.

Sampling an Asteroid the Right Way: Japan’s Hayabusa