Kirana Kumar
STEM for KIDS
By day I architect cloud environments for large organisations. By evening I'm explaining why the sky is blue, or why dividing by a fraction makes a number bigger.
It's the same work in both rooms — take something complicated and make it make sense.
Kids just ask better follow-up questions. A twelve-year-old will ask why until you either reach the truth or admit you don't know it. That keeps me honest, and it's made me a far better communicator in my professional work too.
From a puffing puri in your kitchen to the biggest mysteries of the universe — this is how science really works.
Beyond our naked eye — cells, levels of organisation, and the microorganisms living in soil, water, air, food and inside you.
What health really means, how diseases are caused and spread, and how the body fights back.