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.
Study of living organisms, systems, evolution, functions, interactions, and diversity.
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.
Stem is Fun
25/05/2021
Pests can cause harm to crops, health, and homes. This poster introduces what pests are, their different categories, and simple methods we can use to control […]
Stem is Fun
11/05/2021
Article
11/05/2021
Pigmen biologi merupakan bahan kimia yang memberikan warna kepada benda hidup apabila terkena cahaya. Pigmen dapat dikesan pada haiwan, tumbuhan, fungi dan juga mikroorganisma. Ciri warna […]
Article
10/05/2021
Amidst global challenges, like population growth and climate change, urban farming emerges as a solution for food security.
Stem Facts
10/05/2021
Although iron is the most abundant metal in our body, traces of gold can be found in the human body. Up to 0.2 mg of gold can be collected from a 70 kg person.
Stem Facts
10/05/2021
Lobsters have their teeth in their stomach to chew food, placed near their mouth between three grinding surfaces called the "gastric mill".
