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STEM CHRONICLES
A monthly STEM magazine that makes latest innovations understandable.
From climate science to quantum breakthroughs, from Nobel Prizes to student innovations, STEM Chronicles brings the world of cutting-edge R&D into high school conversations.
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Why STEM Chronicles?
Because science deserves to be exciting, not intimidating.
Student Voices
Research backed articles and perspectives from young innovators, backed by real scientists
Inspiring Conversations
Interviews with distinguished professors and global industry leaders
Latest STEM News
Stay updated with the latest breakthroughs and discoveries
Behind the Magazine
STEM Chronicles is a mentorship initiative within the STEMonsters Education programs. Every edition is researched, written, and edited by high school students, mentored by Dr. Sonali Dasgupta. This highly-acclaimed magazine is one of the ways students build research and writing skills and a public portfolio of their work.
All Issues
Explore all published issues of inspiring stories, interviews, and STEM discoveries
Edition 07
STEM Chronicles: February 2026
Inside this edition:
- Research Blog: The Water Crisis: Eating Us from Within
- Dialogues of Discovery: 6 Months, 6 Scientists
- Book Review: Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman! (by Richard Feynman)
- NewsFlash: Latest global breakthroughs in STEM
Also: Student projects, opportunities, and STEM riddles, jokes, and brainteasers
Edition 06
STEM Chronicles: January 2026
Inside this edition:
- Research Blog: Qubits and Quantum Computing
- Dialogues of Discovery: Prof. Arun K. Pati (Director, Quantum Ecosystem and Technology Council of India)
- Book Review: Deep Work (by Cal Newport)
- NewsFlash: Latest global breakthroughs in STEM
Also: Student projects, opportunities, and STEM riddles, jokes, and brainteasers
Edition 05
STEM Chronicles: December 2025
Inside this edition:
- Research Blog: Epigenetics Explained
- Dialogues of Discovery: Ms. Rashmi Mohanty (CFO, SBI Cards, Treasurer, Ultramarathoner)
- Book Review: An Immense World (by Ed Yong)
- News Flash: Latest global breakthroughs in STEM
Also: Student projects, opportunities, and STEM riddles, jokes, and brainteasers
Edition 04
STEM Chronicles: November 2025
Inside this edition:
- Research Blog: Understanding Planetary Boundaries
- Dialogues of Discovery: Prof. Mahesh Sankaran (Professor of Ecology and Evolution, National Centre of Biological Sciences)
- Book Review: We, The Citizens (by Khyati Pathak, Anupam Manur, and Pranay Kotasthane)
- NewsFlash: Latest global breakthroughs in STEM
Also: Student projects, opportunities, and STEM riddles, jokes, and brainteasers
Edition 03
STEM Chronicles: October 2025
Inside this edition:
- Research Blog: The God Particle
- Dialogues of Discovery: Prof. Sowmyo Mukherji (Director, BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus)
- Book Review: The Selfish Gene (by Richard Dawkins)
- NewsFlash: Latest global breakthroughs in STEM
Also: Student projects, opportunities, and STEM riddles, jokes, and brainteasers
Edition 02
STEM Chronicles: September 2025
Inside this edition:
- Research Blog: Catch That Carbon
- Dialogues of Discovery: Prof. Raja GuhaThakurta (Distinguished Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics at UC Santa Cruz)
- Book Review: Sapiens: A Graphic History (by Yuval Noah Harari)
- NewsFlash: Latest global breakthroughs in STEM
Also: Student projects, opportunities, and STEM riddles, jokes, and brainteasers
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