Stem Facts
13/10/2021
The wildebeest are members of the antelope family but they resemble a small cow in appearance. They move in large herds that can contain up to […]
Stem Facts
13/10/2021
Giraffes have an unusual dietary habit to enable them to grow to their full potential height. Giraffes eat mostly leaves and rarely grass, but from time […]
Article
01/10/2021
Explore the chemistry behind baking a cake: from leavening agents to Maillard reactions, each ingredient plays a vital role in creating a delicious masterpiece.
Article
01/10/2021
Discover the environmental benefits of recycling coffee grounds: nutrient-rich fertiliser, waste reduction, and sustainable soil enrichment.
Article
14/09/2021
A fossil skull dug up along a river in Harbin, China, raised multiple questions related to the human lineage as the skull was once part of […]
Stem Facts
09/09/2021
The coelacanths belong to an ancient order which is more related to amphibians. This living fossil was thought to have gone extinct 66 million years ago, […]
Stem Facts
09/09/2021
Our brain uses about 20 percent of the total calories we consume, mostly in the form of glucose. We often feel extremely happy after eating something […]
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 […]
Stem is Fun
03/09/2021
Test your knowledge of biology with this activity sheet! (Part 2) Part 2 Part 3
Stem is Fun
23/08/2021
Telekomunikasi menghubungkan kita dalam pelbagai cara. Poster ini memperkenalkan alat komunikasi, sejarah telekomunikasi di Malaysia, kesannya terhadap kehidupan, serta perkembangan sistem telekomunikasi negara dari masa ke […]
Stem Facts
23/08/2021
The geography cone (Conus geographus) is a tropical sea snail that hunts fish. When a prey swims past, it will release a cloud of specialised insulin […]
Stem Facts
23/08/2021
The Mariana Trench is 11,034 meters deep. If we were to place Mount Everest at the bottom of the trench, the peak would still be 2,133 […]
