Stem Facts
09/09/2021
In a way, yes! Our body indeed runs on electricity. For this to happen, our neurons have to communicate with one another quickly. These neurons shoot […]
Study of living organisms, systems, evolution, functions, interactions, and diversity.
Stem is Fun
03/09/2021
Test your knowledge of biology with this activity sheet! (Part 2) Part 2 Part 3
Stem Facts
23/08/2021
The geography cone snail will release a cloud of specialised insulin that induces a plunge in blood sugar level, making the prey easy to capture.
Stem Facts
13/08/2021
Throughout the centuries, farmers from all across the globe have artificially selected plants from Brassica oleracea that exhibited specific features.
Article
05/08/2021
Meet Socratea exorrhiza, the walking palm found in tropical forests. Its unique root system allows it to defy traditional notions of stationary plants.
Article
05/08/2021
Trees and plants connect underground via a network called mycelium built by fungi. This network fosters a harmonious ecosystem within the ecosystem.
Stem Facts
04/07/2021
The discovery of opiorphin from human saliva paves the way towards the development of natural painkillers that are non-addictive with less side effects.
Stem Facts
04/07/2021
Being the largest mammal on Earth, an adult elephant drinks more than 200 litres of water/day, compared to the average human with 1.04 to 1.63 litres/day.
Stem Facts
04/07/2021
Discover how the Great Barrier Reef became Earth’s largest living structure, stretching 2,300 km and supporting thousands of coral reefs and islands.
Article
01/07/2021
Herbarium merupakan kaedah penyimpanan spesimen dan data berkaitan dengan tumbuhan. Ia seolah-olah “muzium bagi tumbuh-tumbuhan” kerana menjadi rujukan bagi penyelidikan kepelbagaian tumbuhan di seluruh dunia. Pengumpulan […]
Article
01/07/2021
The brain, our most energy-consuming organ The brain is one of the human body’s largest and most complex organs. It is powered by glucose and oxygen provided to […]
Article
01/06/2021
The horseshoe crab’s blood contains a clotting agent used to make a concoction called Limulus Amebocyte Lysate or LAL, used in the pharmaceutical industry.
