Hi guys! I've been totally stressing out about what to prioritize and what I can effectively finish before summer ends (August 20) and what I can do during the school year. Summer is when we all have the most time to pursue a passion project or study for standardized tests, so what do you think is best to prioritize or start? Could you please rank it? Thank you so much :) Let me know if you have another option too!

Hi everyone! I am currently an 8th grader studying in Canada. I am interested in STEM-related activites(science fairs, research,etc). But, I am kinda confused about how to approach the interest because I just moved hear from India, like a few months ago. I am still figuring it out how to adjust to life in North America. It's gonna take some time, so I hope you guys have something in store to help me.

Hey guys! I just wanted to share something I'm pretty happy about :) I completed a personal project a couple of weeks ago to develop skills for R programming! What I did was I took a binary dataset of samples with or without esophageal cancer (something pretty close to my family) and practiced creating Manhattan plots :) I probably should've found a better dataset, since this one uses Log2 Ratios instead of p-values, so I'll try editing my work a bit more Here's an example of one of the Manhattan plots. What do you think?

Hi! Here's another post about me stressing about my life 😅 I've been working on a Personal Project for one of my classes at school, and it's taking up most of my time. I want to do research as well, but I don't have an idea yet. If I compete in my regional competition my abstract would need to be submitted in February. So, how valuable would my research be if it isn't submitted to a science fair? Also, I'm pretty passionate about biomed sciences, but I don't have access to a lab. What are some examples of research in that field without the use of a lab? Thank you :)

Hey guys! I've noticed in this community that many of you are into STEM! If you are in middle school or a freshman in high school, I'll be hosting a one-hour lesson about understanding macromolecules. This is a very beginner-level class, so I'd suggest telling your younger siblings about this if you aren't a beginner! It could definitely help familiarize a student with small gaps of knowledge they might have! I'll spend part of the class going over some general middle school — freshman biology questions. Here's a link to sign up for the lesson! It's 100% free :) https://schoolhouse.world/series/29959