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  • Glycine and dark chemistry in a lab as cold as space
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    Glycine and dark chemistry in a lab as cold as space

    ChemistrySpace SciencesSTEM

    Making glycine without UV opens world of possibilities.   This interesting article describes a new discovery of glycine forming without...

    Years 8-10
  • Can water be two types of liquid?
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    Can water be two types of liquid?

    ChemistrySTEM

    Researchers offer evidence to support decades-old theory about liquid water. Demonstrate an application of states of matter and particles to...

    Years 8
  • Your backyard could help reduce global warming
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    Your backyard could help reduce global warming

    BiologyEarth SciencesPhysicsSTEM

    A study finds gardens cool urban temperatures by six degrees, meaning your backyard can help reduce global warming. Inspire students...

    Years 4 & 6-10
  • ‘Hot’ qubits should make quantum computing way cheaper and easier
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    ‘Hot’ qubits should make quantum computing way cheaper and easier

    ChemistryPhysicsSTEM

    Key components of quantum computers have been developed that work at temperatures much higher than before, and it could bring...

    Years 8-9 & 11-12
  • Charge a car in just 10 minutes?
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    Charge a car in just 10 minutes?

    ChemistryPhysicsSTEMTechnology

    It’s possible say the engineers behind a new lithium battery. This article could be great to show students a contextual...

    Years 6 & 8-10
  • Darker eggs have their purpose
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    Darker eggs have their purpose

    BiologyPhysicsSTEM

    Colour helps with survival in more ways than one. Use this article with students in years 5, 7, 8, and...

    Years 5, 7-8 & 10
  • There’s plenty of room, but no atmosphere
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    There’s plenty of room, but no atmosphere

    BiologyPhysicsSpace SciencesSTEM

    Exoplanet still has a few things to offer, however. This article on the study of the atmosphere of an exo-planet...

    Years 5 & 7-10
  • Soap bubbles form natural snow-domes
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    Soap bubbles form natural snow-domes

    ChemistryPhysicsSTEM

    Temperature governs crystal formation and movement in freezing suds. This short article would work well alongside Chemical and Physical sciences...

    Years 8-10
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