Primer
A scientific journal for everyone
Primer is our main collection of scientific knowledge. Carefully curated and thoughtfully written, it is an open resource for you to read and digest scientific information easily, as well as form links between different subjects. Above all, we hope to help you navigate through all the industry jargon in order to better understand recent scientific developments.
We essentially view it as our very own scientific journal, tailored to ignite your curiosity and spark your inquisitive nature. Who knows - maybe it might even help you with your studies.
We have divided Primer articles by their implications in STEM (Back to the Basics, STEM in Our World and STEM All Round) and subject area (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). Happy exploring!
Back to the Basics
Here you'll find a collection of basic scientific concepts. These include discussing foundational principles and monumental papers on historical facts, experimental techniques, and even reaction mechanisms. Why do we call these Basics? Well, because they're likely not going to change.
A broad collection of articles showcasing the blurring boundaries in science - biology, chemistry and physics.
Learn about the practical and industrial applications that have shaped our society in the 21st century.
An introduction to engineering principles, design and manufacturing practices and implications in every day life.
Explore mathematical principles, theories and core applications in science, technology and engineering.
Back to the Basics
Here, you will find a collection of basic scientific concepts. These include discussing foundational principles and monumental papers on historical facts, experimental techniques, and even reaction mechanisms. Why do we call these Basics? Well, because they're likely not going to change.
Science in Our World
This area of our journal is all about the recent discoveries, interesting papers, and the applied side of science. Hopefully, you will grow to appreciate the interdisciplinary nature of science from the way various STEM fields intersect to drive scientific advancements such as developing vaccines, imaging the cosmos, sequencing the entire human genome and more!
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