STEMng Digest: Week 6

Welcome to the 6th edition of STEMng digest on the hive blockchain. This is a weekly publication where we bring to you the top stem-related content published by Nigerian authors on the hive blockchain. STEMng in itself is a sub-community of stemocial, a community that is dedicated to curating and supporting stem-related content on the hive blockchain.

A total of nine (9) articles were posted by five (5) unique authors this past week. While the total number of published and supported articles remains the same when compared to the previous week, the number of unique authors dropped from six (6) to five (5). It thus means that author's activities are going up while participation keeps dropping.

Below is the list of all the nine articles published by Nigerian authors in this last week. Feel free to throw these authors some supports which could be in terms of upvotes, comments, reblogs, tips, or even sharing on other social media.

Sn	Authors of articles	Title of articles
1	@emperesstemah	THE CHEMISTRY OF HALOGENS AND ELECTROLYSIS
2	@loveforlove	ENZYMES AND METABOLISM: The Secret of the Runny Filling In a Creme Egg.
3	@emperorhassy	PHYSICAL ELECTRONICS
4	@mandate	CLASS OF REPTILIA, AVES(BIRD), AND MAMMALS. INTRODUCTION TO CELLS
4	@menoski	I Created This Amazing Animated GIF For StemSocial Community
5	@emperesstemah	FUELS, ENERGY CHANGES AND RATES OF REACTION: Entropy, Activation Energy, Energy Profiles And The Collision Theory.
6	@loveforlove	NERVOUS SYSTEMS: Parkinson’s Disease, Critical Windows in Brain Development, Epilepsy and The Peripheral Nervous System.
7	@emperorhassy	COMMUNICATION PHYSICS: Quantization Errors, Digital Signals, Multiplexing, And How Signals Travel.
8	@mandate	THE ANIMALIA KINGDOM PART 2- A DETAILED STUDY OF COCKROACHES, GRASSHOPPERS, CRUSTANCEANS, CENTIPEDES AND MILLIPEDES, AND ARACHNIDA
9	@emperesstemah	FUELS, ENERGY CHANGES AND RATES OF REACTION: Making Bonds, Metal Hydrides and The Storage of Hydrogen.

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Top pick for the week

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While all forms of stem-related contents are supported by the stemsocial community as long as they are scientifically accurate, original, with copyright-free images, authors are also encouraged to infuse a bit of creativity in their contents as this will not only fetch them more supports but fans.

In lieu of this, our top post for the week goes to the article posted by @emperorhassy, PHYSICAL ELECTRONICS. According to the author;

When pop groups perform on stage, they no longer have to put up with a clutter of wires and speakers because of the progress made in electronic sound engineering. Singers and musicians cannot hear directly what other members of the band are playing. Up until recently, they have had to rely on monitor speakers on stage to playback the sound of the band, to get their own timing and sound levels correct (with other speakers directed at the audience).

You will all agree with us that that makes for an interesting beginning.

About the STEMng contest

We could not publish information about our contest as promised in last week's digest due to time constraints. Sometimes, real-life activities take us to where we do not imagine that we will be. Hopefully, this week provides another opportunity. Just watch this account.

Support us

If you love our activities and or what we do as a community, you can throw us some supports. Support stemng/stemsocial activities on the hive blockchain through one (or more) of the following

• Support stemsocial app development proposal through Hivesigner, or PeakD or Hive DAO
• Support stemsocial witness by voting for @stem.witness here.
• Support through delegation to @steemstem account or just following its trail on hive.vote.

If you have any information, concern, or enquiries; feel free to pop-in to our discord server, message @gentleshaid on discord (gentleshaid [STEMsocial]#1143), or engage us in the comment section below.

Till next week, hive on!