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We are proud to present STEMx to the digital community!
Who are we?
STEM Explorers is an online, non-profit community of curious minds that seek to discover the STEM world. We publish our own articles, publish videos, recommend videos, recommend online readings, host events, and recommend events happening worldwide. Our community's goal is to uncover the secrets of STEM and to make them easily available to everyone that may be interested!
Words from the Founders
Our names are Amazone and Maxence Herbreteau. We came up with the idea of STEMx during the summer of 2021. At the time, we were constantly researching the STEM world. Interested in pursuing a career in the field, we wanted to learn as much as we could about the different branches that make up science, technology, engineering and mathematics. One evening, while discussing our findings with classmates, we realized the benefit of exchanging resources -- avoiding hours of research. With that in mind, we drafted a project that allowed people to share their research and access the discoveries of others. Little by little, suggestion after suggestion, the original idea of a research archive developed into a community of researchers that not only shared their research, but also presented it in videos, engaged with it in calls, scheduled interviews, and subscribed to a mailing list for constant updates. With the help of many people, including family, friends, classmates, teachers, and school peers, STEMx officially opened December 7, 2021.
Using STEMx
Members, tippers, helpers, and visitors can enjoy the many services STEMx has to offer.
Subscribers - Anyone that subscribes to our mailing list on the website (Footer). They get notified when new publications, videos, and events are revealed.
​ | Visitors | Members | Helpers | Tippers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Descritption | Anyone that accesses public services without engaging in the community. | Anyone that has an account on the website. | Anyone that contributes services on a regular basis to STEMx. | Anyone that financially contributes to STEMx. |
Access YouTube videos | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Access logbook publications | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Access video Archive | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Access live interviews | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Access Activity Calls | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Can comment on logbook publications | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Access Script Archive | No | No | Yes | Yes |
Named on the website (Meet the Team) | No | No | Yes | Yes |
Name of Service | Description |
|---|---|
YouTube Videos | STEMx publishes some of the recordings of the interviews on YouTube. We occasionally also publish informational videos. |
Live Interviews | STEMx receives guest speakers to answer some questions about their experience and knowledge of the STEM world. Two questions posed by the participants will be asked during the call. |
Activity Call | Every once in a while, STEMx hosts a zoom call with games and activities to enhance the discovery. |
Video Archive | STEMx offers a list of video suggestions to begin discovering the STEM world. The archive contains both our content and already existing content. The list is constantly updated. |
Logbook | An archive of publications that include STEMx-written articles and a list of suggested articles to read. All publications are found under 'Logbook'. The most recent publications are found on the website. |
Script Archive | This is a page on the website that contains pdf files to the script of every video STEMx has created. It also contains the script of the live interviews. |
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