STEM - (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Video Competition

It is a competition to develop science, technology, engineering, and mathematics-related awareness and thinking power among students.

Students should research the sources of information in the above fields themselves and prepare and submit a 05-minute video.

04 - 06 Students can participate in a group.

The video should be about the introduction, development and benefits of science, technology, engineering and mathematics for students.

Prize money

1st Prize: Rs20,000

2nd Prize: Rs10,000

3Prize: Rs5,000

The following subheadings are provided to assist with STEM related video creation. Topics can be taken outside of these as well.

Science:

1. The Scientific Method: Exploring the steps involved in scientific inquiry and how they contribute to the advancement of knowledge.
2. Scientific methods are applied into three systems of physical world; 1) physical system the forces of universe 2) Chemical system 3) Bilogical system
3. The Water Cycle: Understanding the journey of water through evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
4. Animal Adaptations: Showcasing various adaptations of animals to their environments and how these adaptations help them survive.
5. Forces and Motion: Explaining concepts like gravity, friction, and inertia through interactive examples and real-life applications.
6. Photosynthesis: Illustrating the process by which plants convert sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into energy and oxygen.
7. Human Body Systems: Providing an overview of the different systems in the human body and how they work together to maintain health.
8. Renewable Energy: Highlighting the importance of renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydroelectric power in addressing environmental challenges.
9. Chemical Reactions: Demonstrating common chemical reactions, such as combustion and acid-base reactions, and their effects.
10. Genetics and Heredity: Introducing the basics of genetics, inheritance, and the role of DNA in determining traits.
11. Earthquakes and Volcanoes: Exploring the causes, impacts, and geological significance of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

Technology:

1. Introduction to Coding: Introducing the fundamentals of coding and programming languages in an engaging way.
2. Internet Safety: Raising awareness about online safety practices, including protecting personal information and avoiding cyber threats.
3. Artificial Intelligence: Exploring the concept of AI, its applications, and its potential impact on various industries and daily life.
4. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR): Showcasing the possibilities and applications of AR and VR technologies in fields like education, gaming, and healthcare.
5. Internet of Things (IoT): Highlighting the interconnectedness of devices and the potential of IoT in creating smart homes, cities, and systems.
6. 3D Printing: Demonstrating the process of 3D printing and its applications in fields such as engineering, medicine, and design.
7. Cybersecurity: Discussing the importance of cybersecurity, common threats, and measures to protect digital information.
8. App Development: Providing an overview of the app development process and encouraging students to explore their creativity through building their own apps.
9. Robotics: Showcasing the role of robotics in industries, research, and everyday life, emphasizing its potential for innovation and problem-solving.
10. Data Visualization: Illustrating the power of visualizing data through charts, graphs, and infographics to communicate complex information effectively.

Engineering:

1. Introduction to Engineering: Introducing the different branches of engineering and the role of engineers in solving real-world problems.
2. Bridge Building: Demonstrating the principles of structural engineering by building and testing model bridges.
3. Renewable Energy Engineering: Exploring the engineering behind solar panels, wind turbines, and other renewable energy systems.
4. Aerospace Engineering: Highlighting the challenges and innovations in designing and building aircraft, rockets, and satellites.
5. Biomedical Engineering: Discussing how engineering principles are applied in the field of medicine, including prosthetics, medical devices, and tissue engineering.
6. Civil Engineering and Urban Planning: Exploring the design and construction of infrastructure like roads, buildings, and cities.
7. Environmental Engineering: Focusing on the role of engineering in addressing environmental issues and designing sustainable solutions.
8. Mechanical Engineering: Demonstrating the principles of mechanical engineering through simple machines, mechanisms, and robotics.
9. Materials Science and Engineering: Introducing the properties of materials and their applications in various industries, such as nanotechnology and manufacturing.
10. Electrical Engineering: Exploring the basics of circuits, electricity, and electronics, showcasing their role in technology and everyday life.

Mathematics:

1. Introduction to Algebra: Breaking down the basics of algebraic expressions, equations, and solving for unknown variables.
2. Geometry in Everyday Life: Highlighting the practical applications of geometry, such as in architecture, art, and navigation.
3. Data Analysis and Statistics: Exploring techniques for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to make informed decisions.
4. Fractals: Showcasing the beauty and mathematical patterns of fractals, such as the Mandelbrot set.
5. Probability and Chance: Introducing concepts of probability and demonstrating their relevance in real-life situations, like games and weather forecasting.
6. Cryptography: Introducing the fascinating world of codes and ciphers, emphasizing their role in data security and encryption.
7. Mathematical Puzzles and Problem-Solving: Presenting engaging math puzzles and encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
8. Calculus: Introducing the basics of calculus and its applications in areas like physics, economics, and engineering.
9. Number Systems: Exploring different number systems, such as binary and hexadecimal, and their importance in computer science and digital technology.
10. Mathematical Modeling: Showing how mathematics is used to model real-world phenomena, such as population growth, financial markets, and the spread of diseases

 Contact:

Dr Kumar Ganesan (Founder & Director: STEMkalvi@gmail.com)

Dr Nava Navaratnarajah (Director : navask@eng.pdn.ac.lk)

Dr Nishanthan Ganesan (Director: seenishan@gmail.com)

Prof P Ravirajan (Director :pravirajan@univ.jfn.ac.lk)

Dr Sumanenthran (Advisor: sumanenthiran@gmail.com)

Mr Ragupriyan - (Young-STEM, Ratnapura raghu13n@gmail.com)