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Spring has Sprung!
Now that it's nearly the end of March, Spring has sprung in the Northern Hemisphere of the world. I'm always excited for Spring because it means that warmer weather is upon us and life becomes colourful once again.
And do you want to know what else I've been up to over the last few years?
Artful Science
I love science and I also love art. So, I really wanted to design something that represented the intersection of both science + art.
What is the artiest science thing I've ever designed?
View full article →Pi there!
Every year on March 14, number nerds diligently celebrate the number Pi (π) because 3.14 resembles the date itself, and it is known as #PiDay.
Pi is a number that doesn't end and goes on and on forever. Do you know how many digits of Pi are known to date?
Coffee, Chocolate & Medicine
What's the difference between coffee, chocolate and a respiratory medicine?
Find out by reading the article.
View full article →Kitchen Lab: Green Chilli Pickle Recipe
I LOVE FOOD! Especially Asian food and with it, I always have to eat some sort of chilli, whether it's sriracha sauce, gochujang sauce, wasabi, Thai sweet chilli, belachan sambal, or green chilli pickle.
Recently, I made my very own batch of home-made green chilli pickle. Read on to learn how.
Marshmallows, Sticks & Shapes
Recently, my son was learning about polyhedrons in school and he had to construct 3D models of them. He used toothpicks for the edges and little marshmallows for the vertices.
He made a cube, tetrahedron, octahedron, square pyramid, icosahedron, cuboctahedron, and dodecahedon.
Wanna see what they look like?
View full article →Happy 牛 Year!
Happy 牛 Year! It's the Chinese New Year of the Ox on 12th February 2021, marking the first new moon of the year and that’s why it’s also called the Lunar New Year.
Check out my collection of Chinese New Year Chemistry Cards. And read on if you want to see some photos of the festivities.
The Biology Collection Is Growing On Me - Part 3: Molecular Biology + Biochemistry
One of my goals in the last two years was to grow my Biology Collection. This is Part 3, the final part of the Biology Blog Series which explores the Molecular Biology + Biochemistry designs in The Chemist Tree Shop.
Molecular biology and biochemistry are closely related subjects that are quite research intensive. My undergraduate degree was in Molecular Biology and I had to take many lab courses in both subjects areas. Some of those lab techniques have inspired the designs in my collection.
Wanna know which ones?
The Biology Collection Is Growing On Me - Part 2: Microbiology + Virology + Mycology
One of my goals in the last two years was to grow my Biology Collection. Here is Part 2 of the Biology Blog Series which explores the Microbiology, Virology and Mycology designs in The Chemist Tree Shop.
Microbiology is the study of bacteria and microorganisms.
Virology is the study of viruses.
Mycology is the study of yeasts, fungi, and mushrooms.
Are you fascinated by the world of bacteria, viruses, and fungi? Read on to learn more.
The Biology Collection is Growing On Me - Part 1: Genetics
For the longest time, I only had chemistry + maths designs in my shop. So, one of my goals in the last two years was to design more for my Biology Collection. After all, I had majored in Molecular Biology, worked in a microbiology research lab during my undergraduate years and carried out research in the field of medical mycology for my Masters thesis.
Now the Biology Collection is growing on me! And I will share it with you in a 3-Part Blog Series over the next three weeks:
Read this week's article about Genetics in Part 1.
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