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Learn more about STEM concepts through weekly articles written by our talented high school Blog Writers! Concepts range from biotechnology to food science and are targeted towards students in elementary, middle, and high school! Learn about what data collection is and its effect on you, what our post-pandemic future could look like, how STEM (and you!) can help save our planet, and countless other fascinating STEM topics. Our blog writers are passionate about these topics, and their number one priority when writing articles is to inspire the youth generation, like you to delve deeper into the world of STEM!
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The Adventure of Your Food: Science Behind Digestion
Audience: Elementary and Middle School Students A delicious meal you might share with your friends and family. But have you ever wondered...
Andrea Koo
2 days ago4 min read
Unraveling the Secret Life of DNA
Audience: Middle and High School Students Did you know if you stretched out all of your DNA, it would be approximately 10 billion miles...
Dayah Sokolov
Mar 225 min read
The Immune System: Our Body's Battlefront
Audience: Middle and High School Students Did you know laughter actually benefits your immune system It releases dopamine and other...
Nithya Karambakkam
Mar 145 min read
Tissue Engineering's Climb to Revolutionizing Medicine
Audience: Middle and High School Students Did you know? Tissue engineering can utilize your own cells to engineer artificial organs and...
Dayah Sokolov
Feb 85 min read
The Plastic Age
Audience: Middle and High School Students Did you know? Every minute of every day, a truckload’s worth of plastic is being dumped into...
Nithya Karambakkam
Jan 195 min read
Malaria and the Fight to Cure Rare Diseases
Audience: Middle and High School Students Fact: Almost 300 million people in the world suffer from rare diseases. For 95% of these...
Nithya Karambakkam
Sep 27, 20244 min read
Pigment Chemistry: The Most Colourful Science
Audience: Middle and High School Students [According to Winsor and Newton, Tyrian purple was once used to show one’s wealth and power]....
Hannah Lamont
Sep 3, 20244 min read
Study Smarter, Not Harder
Audience: Middle and High School Students According to Prasad and Thakur, overworking can cause cardiovascular disease. Photo by Alexis...
Hannah Lamont
Jul 25, 20245 min read
Superbugs: The New and Improved Pathogens
Audience: Middle and High School Students Common misconception: superbugs are stronger than regular bacteria. That is not necessarily...
Nithya Karambakkam
Jul 25, 20245 min read
Empowering Mobility Through Prosthetics
Audience: Middle and High School Students At the age of 19, Amy Purdy suffered from a deadly blood infection that resulted in her losing...
Surabhi Verma
Jul 25, 20245 min read
Decoding Encryption: Keeping Your Data Secure
Audience: Elementary and Middle School Students Did you know? Encryption has been around since ancient times and dates back to Ancient...
Nithya Karambakkam
Jul 25, 20245 min read
First Love, Late Spring
Audience: Middle and High School Students Elliott had been stuck in the Apolune Mall for a long, long time. He wasn’t quite sure how...
Alex Sevastopoulos
Jul 25, 202411 min read
Dancing Through Time: Kathak’s Everlasting Impact
Audience: Middle School Students Surabhi Verma (author of this article) performed Kathak on “O Re Piya” by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan in...
Surabhi Verma
Jul 25, 20245 min read
Why Satellites and Rockets Are Out of This World
Audience: Middle and High School Students Fun fact: While some satellites fit the stereotype of being huge and the size of a school bus,...
Nithya Karambakkam
Jul 25, 20244 min read
What Awaits Us On Mars?
Audience: Middle and High School Students One of the strongest challenges of space travel is the lack of communication with one’s home...
Alex Sevastopoulos
Jul 25, 20244 min read
Springtime Allergies Bring Blossoms and Sneezes
Audience: Middle School Students Pollen can help us travel back in time; fossilized pollen serves to give us information about the origin...
Surabhi Verma
Jul 25, 20243 min read
Exploration into the Great Blue
Audience: Middle and High School Students Fun Fact: We know more about the surface of the moon than the ocean floor. Photo by NEOM from...
Sienna Wong
Jul 25, 20244 min read
Pluto: Our Lost Planet
Audience: Middle and High School Students Sometimes Pluto is closer to the Sun than Neptune is. Photo by NASA from Unsplash. Orbiting the...
Hannah Lamont
Jul 25, 20244 min read
The Science of Anesthesia
Audience: Middle and High School Students Fun Fact: It’s extremely uncommon, but patients can become briefly aware of their surroundings...
Nithya Karambakkam
Jul 25, 20244 min read
Hypnosis: Looking Beyond Media Portrayal
Audience: Elementary and Middle School Students Despite the stereotype of a pocket watch used to induce trance, it’s not the only way, or...
Alex Sevastopoulos
Jul 25, 20245 min read
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