STEM Blogs
Browse our collection of blog posts covering a broad area of topics in STEM.
The Benefits of Using Silicone Boots on Glassware: Protection, Style, and Functionality
This blog explores the advantages of using silicone boots on glassware, including their protective properties, aesthetic appeal, and practicality.
Recent Advances in Hydrogen Energy: The Future of Clean Power
This blog explores the recent advances in hydrogen energy, how it differs from conventional batteries, its environmental impact, and the materials used in hydrogen storage cells.
Emerging Areas in Science Fields for STEM Majors: A Guide to Careers and Paths Forward
This guide explores some of the most promising emerging science fields, the jobs available within them, relevant subjects to focus on, and career paths for aspiring professionals.
The Science of Perfumery: Crafting Scents Through Chemistry and Art
This guide explores the types of scents used in perfumery, the methods of extraction, and the intricate process of developing a perfume formulation.
Biopesticides: Natural Molecules Set to Replace Glyphosate in Sustainable Agriculture
This article will explore recent advances in biopesticide development, the reasons behind their growing popularity, and the companies leading the charge in this field.
Current Topics in Green Chemistry: Innovations in Recycling and Sustainability in the Chemical Industry
This blog explores recent advances in recycling materials and sustainable practices in the chemical industry, highlighting how these innovations contribute to a greener and more sustainable future.
A Comprehensive Guide to High-Performance Polymers and Materials
This guide covers the main categories of high-performance polymers, including their synthesis, properties, applications, and emerging markets.
A Guide for Science Researchers: Choosing the Best Solvent for Chemical Reactions
This guide explores key considerations for researchers when choosing a solvent, including solubility testing, purification methods, boiling points, physical properties, and potential interference with spectroscopy.