Empowering Youth for the Hydrogen Future: STEM Catalyst Programme in Sarawak
Key Ideas
- Over 1,000 students participated in the STEM Catalyst Programme focusing on hydrogen and digital systems in Sarawak.
- The programme aimed to ignite curiosity and innovation among young minds, emphasizing the importance of STEM in shaping the future.
- Sarawak is a pioneer in producing hydrogen as a clean and sustainable energy source, aiming to lead in the hydrogen economy.
- Collaboration with institutions like Sarawak Research and Development Council and universities was crucial in delivering the STEM content.
The STEM Catalyst Programme organized by Sarawak Skills in Malaysia saw the participation of over 1,000 students from various schools, focusing on hydrogen technology and digital systems. The program aimed to spark curiosity and foster innovation among the youth, particularly in the realm of sustainable energy. Sarawak Skills highlighted the significance of STEM in shaping the future and showcased the application of ICT, using Raspberry Pi for cyber-physical integration in hydrogen generation. The Executive Director emphasized the students' engagement and urged them to push boundaries, especially in sustainable energy. Sarawak's leading role in producing hydrogen as a clean energy source positions the region as a global leader in the hydrogen economy. The event received support from key institutions like the Sarawak Research and Development Council, Sarawak Science Centre, and universities, underscoring the importance of collaboration in delivering STEM education.