In our module, we are generating electricity and turning on the LED. Electricity is generated using temperature differences.

The main objective of this module is for K-12 students to identify the different kinds of lipids present in hand-made food compared to industrially processed food, in addition to identifying the process in which some foods such as butter are made on an industrial scale. Two experiments will be carried out, one to make homemade butter and learn in this way the unit operations present in its preparation, and another to identify lipids.

This module introduces students to the concept of separation, provide examples of it, and to emphasize the importance of separation. Students will be able to separate dirty water by using various layers with different filter sizes in a soda bottle to learn the concept of separation.

In this module, we examine the engineering design and scientific theory behind the design of diapers by dissecting two different kinds of diapers and testing the absorbent capacity of each. ...

Learn about the crystallization of Epsom salt and patterns of the crystal structures that form. The most interactive part of our module is the reflection of sunlight from the suncatcher when it’s hung in a sunny place.

A wind turbine is spun to generate electricity; the electricity is then used to power different colored LEDs. We discuss with the students why certain colors require more energy to light up. We then have them see how much voltage they are outputting with our homemade voltmeters.

The Non-Newtonian Fluids Module is designed to teach middle school students about what Non-Newtonian Fluids are, focusing on key concepts, examples, and demos. Students will get to see demos of both shear thickening and shear thinning fluids and learn about the theories behind each. ...

“Beyond the realms of what we see, into the regions or the unexplored only by our imaginations” - Albert Einstein



The relentless curiosity that drives us to investigate the unknown, is one of the fundamental characteristics of humankind. Right from the Bermuda triangle to the black hole, the world is filled with mysteries.



Have you ever heard of Medusa? Medusa was a snake haired Greek monster who used to turn people into stone!! She may just be a myth but there is in fact a lake so deadly that it actually turns organisms into stone- “The...

The module presents a comparison between coronavirus types of different organisms using an online glycoprotein database and a bioinformatic algorithm for protein alignment.