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STEM

STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. STEM education is not just about sticking these subjects together, but learning and applying them in a holistic and practical context, just as they work in real life.

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Learn how code makes computer games come alive

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How coding languages like Python are used to create computer games

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How optical fibres optimised communication for the world

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Not stone or dust: scientists explain how a hot ash cloud turned brain tissue into glass

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Student-led event empowers Hong Kong, Macau girls to break the code in STEM

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Unlocking creativity: the impact of AI on digital art

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Scientists crack the code for boiling the perfect egg

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Absorb, reflect or emit? Learn all about blackbody radiation

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Los Angeles wildfires see unprecedented use of fire retardant Phos-Chek

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The return of a forgotten health threat: iodine deficiency in kids

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Why some people are more sensitive to bitter foods like coffee and dark chocolate

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Mammoths made up 40% of ancient diet in North America, reveal scientists

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DiscoverScience

Scientists aim to fight climate change by stopping cow burps

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STEM

Learn how code makes computer games come alive

Learn how code makes computer games come alive

How coding languages like Python are used to create computer games

Your Voice: Keeping Holi alive and the new era of technology (long letters)

How optical fibres optimised communication for the world

Not stone or dust: scientists explain how a hot ash cloud turned brain tissue into glass

Top tips to help teens improve sleep and boost daytime focus

Unlock better sleep: tips for teenagers struggling with rest

Student-led event empowers Hong Kong, Macau girls to break the code in STEM

Unlocking creativity: the impact of AI on digital art

Crack the code to perfection

Scientists crack the code for boiling the perfect egg

Absorb, reflect or emit? Learn all about blackbody radiation

The future of tech: AI and you

Los Angeles wildfires see unprecedented use of fire retardant Phos-Chek

The return of a forgotten health threat: iodine deficiency in kids

Why some people are more sensitive to bitter foods like coffee and dark chocolate

Mammoths made up 40% of ancient diet in North America, reveal scientists

Scientists aim to fight climate change by stopping cow burps

Las Vegas’ ‘Disneyland of poop’ turns sewage into a public health gold mine

Five extraordinary people who made a mark in 2024

Learn how code makes computer games come alive

How coding languages like Python are used to create computer games

Your Voice: Keeping Holi alive and the new era of technology (long letters)

How optical fibres optimised communication for the world

Not stone or dust: scientists explain how a hot ash cloud turned brain tissue into glass

Top tips to help teens improve sleep and boost daytime focus

Unlock better sleep: tips for teenagers struggling with rest

Student-led event empowers Hong Kong, Macau girls to break the code in STEM

Unlocking creativity: the impact of AI on digital art

Crack the code to perfection

Scientists crack the code for boiling the perfect egg

Absorb, reflect or emit? Learn all about blackbody radiation

The future of tech: AI and you

Los Angeles wildfires see unprecedented use of fire retardant Phos-Chek

The return of a forgotten health threat: iodine deficiency in kids

Why some people are more sensitive to bitter foods like coffee and dark chocolate

Mammoths made up 40% of ancient diet in North America, reveal scientists

Scientists aim to fight climate change by stopping cow burps

Las Vegas’ ‘Disneyland of poop’ turns sewage into a public health gold mine

Five extraordinary people who made a mark in 2024

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Beekeepers’ mission to convince Hong Kong that bees are our neighbours

Mechanical flowers project gives students a chance to bloom

Psychologist’s advice on coping with grief after losing someone to suicide

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Deep Dive: Hong Kong’s student mental health crisis

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