Introduction
Welcome everyone to my first-ever curation post on HIVE or any other tribal community. I really don't know anything about the protocol on curation posts, but I've read enough articles to see what I think works and doesn't.
For now, please tolerate my errors and I request that you point them out in the comments below. It's important that I gauge your opinions so that I may adjust the format down the line. I have a lot of ideas I'm toying with regards to this kind of post. I'm just trying to find my best fit.
So! Sit back, relax, and enjoy some STEM articles.
Rules of Engagement
- Author images will be used and cited in curation posts. If not, then pixabay images will be used and referenced.
- Upvotes, and downvotes, are welcome on this curation post. It is your right to vote as you choose with ONE soft exception:
- I request that if you vote, please engage the community in this post's comment section about your reasoning.
- Why do you like someone's article? Why do you dislike someone's article? Did you downvote because my face is offensive? Please be honest and professional.
- Evidence of plagiarism will be met with a downvote on the author's post. I will also request the POB community to downvote THIS post.
- At this time, all proceeds of the STEM #001 post go to the authors I reference at 100% powerup.
- Future posts may see this change depending on how long it takes me to curate, plagiarism check, etc.
Article Selection
- STEM #001 selects STEM-related articles 24 hours after initial posting.
- I like the article and there does not appear to be plagiarism.
- Article is referenced.
- Low rewards on HIVE & POB
How Solar Cell Works?
- Topic: Solar Energy
- Link: How Solar Cell Works?
- Author:
@isci
- Summary:
- A discussion about the components of the solar cell and how they function to provide electricity.
What are the types of water for the laboratory?
- Topic: Chemistry
- Link: What are the types of water for the laboratory?
- Author:
@biologist25
- Summary:
- A review of the different types of water utilized during laboratory analyses. From normal tap water to high purity water.
Tale of Vaccines/Immunizations in Developing Countries
- Topic: Medicine
- Link: Tale of Vaccines/Immunizations in Developing Countries
- Author:
@gentleshaid
- Summary:
- An overview of how vaccines generally work and problems encountered in developing countries.
Under the Scope
- Topic: Microscopy
- Link: Under the Scope
- Author:
@enforcer48
- Summary:
- Microscope imagery review from a variety of slides.
Studying Medicine - Medschool vs Real World
- Topic: Medicine
- Link: Studying Medicine - Medschool vs Real World
- Author:
@adamada.stem
- Summary:
- A personalized view of medical school versus the practices learned in real life.
In Closing
Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay
Please support our community members or participants listed in this curation post. I look forward to providing more in the future and expanding beyond STEM. It's only fair because POB is a place for all topics, but this was my first curation post. So, apologies in advance if your article was not selected.
Thank you for reading and following on throughout my Hive journey.
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