Exploring Science and Technology Through Curiosity, Creativity and Discovery

Elettron is a bilingual science and technology magazine published in English and Maltese, created specifically for Year 7 / Form 1 students.

The magazine aims to inspire curiosity, encourage creativity and help students better understand the technologies shaping the world around them.

What is Elettron?

Elettron is a bilingual science and technology magazine designed to make science, innovation and technology exciting, accessible and relevant to young readers.
Created specifically for Year 7 / Form 1 students, the magazine explores a broad range of topics through engaging articles, interviews, activities, puzzles, comics and hands-on experiences that encourage students to think creatively and explore new ideas.

Published in both English and Maltese, Elettron helps students develop their understanding of science and technology while strengthening reading skills in both languages.

Topics include:

Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Programming and Coding
Robotics
Gaming and Digital Entertainment
Cybersecurity and Online Safety
Astronomy and Space Exploration
Digital Creativity and Design
Photography and Media
Engineering and Innovation
Aviation and Transport
Environmental Technologies
Scientific Discoveries
Future Technologies
Technology in Everyday Life

And much more…

Why Elettron?

Technology influences almost every aspect of modern life. Understanding how it works helps young people become informed, confident and responsible digital citizens.

Elettron aims to:

Promote digital literacy.
Encourage scientific curiosity.
Support creativity and innovation.
Introduce future career opportunities.
Develop critical thinking skills.
Foster responsible technology use.
Present science and technology in a safe, engaging and age-appropriate manner.

FOR STUDENTS, PARENTS AND EDUCATORS

Elettron is distributed free of charge to schools and educational institutions throughout Malta and Gozo.

The publication is designed to complement classroom learning while remaining enjoyable to read independently at home.

Whether used as a classroom resource, a family reading activity or simply a source of inspiration, Elettron encourages young readers to explore the world around them with curiosity and confidence.

Produced and owned by ArtHouse Design Studio in collaboration with the Malta Digital Innovation Authority (MDIA) and the Ċentru tal-Ilsien Malti, Elettron introduces young readers to the fascinating worlds of science, technology, innovation and digital culture through engaging articles, comics, activities and real-world stories.

Distributed free of charge to students throughout Malta and Gozo.

PUBLISHERS & PARTNERS
In Collaboration With

Malta Digital Innovation Authority (MDIA)
The Malta Digital Innovation Authority promotes innovation and digital technologies while helping Malta build a future-ready digital society.
mdia.gov.mt

Ċentru tal-Ilsien Malti
The Ċentru tal-Ilsien Malti supports the development and promotion of the Maltese language and contributes to the publication’s bilingual English and Maltese editions.

EDITORIAL INFORMATION

Editor Trevor Sammut
Co-Editor Robert Caruana
Produced and Owned By ArtHouse Design Studio
In Collaboration With Malta Digital Innovation Authority
Language Partner Ċentru tal-Ilsien Malti
Languages English and Maltese

CONTACT
ArtHouse Design Studio
[email protected]

Malta Digital Innovation Authority
[email protected]

Ċentru tal-Ilsien Malti
[email protected]

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SAFETY NOTICE

Some articles and activities featured in Elettron may involve science experiments, technology projects, tools, electronic components or practical demonstrations.

Students should always seek adult supervision when carrying out any activity involving tools, electricity, equipment or potentially hazardous materials.
Readers should carefully follow all instructions and never attempt activities beyond their level of experience.

The publisher, editors and contributors accept no responsibility for injury, damage or loss resulting from the misuse of information, instructions or activities presented in the publication.

SHARING AND USAGE

Elettron was created to inspire curiosity, learning and creativity among young readers.

This publication is provided free of charge and may be downloaded, read, printed and shared by students, parents, educators, schools and educational organisations for personal, educational and non-commercial purposes.

We encourage the use of Elettron in classrooms, libraries, learning environments and at home to support reading, discovery and lifelong learning.
Please do not modify the content, remove credits, sell the publication, or use any part of it in a misleading, defamatory or commercial manner without prior written permission.

All trademarks, logos and any third-party content featured in the publication remain the property of their respective owners.
For permissions beyond educational and non-commercial use, please contact us.

PRIVACY POLICY

Last updated: June 2026
Elettron is committed to protecting the privacy of visitors to this website.

Information We Collect
This website is primarily informational and does not require visitors to create accounts or submit personal information.
The website may automatically collect anonymous technical information such as:
Browser type
Device type
Operating system
General geographic location
Pages visited
Website performance data

This information is used solely to improve website functionality and visitor experience.

Cookies
This website may use essential cookies and website analytics to understand how visitors use the site and to improve its performance.
Users may disable cookies through their browser settings.

Downloads
Downloading Elettron publications does not require visitors to provide personal information.

External Links
This website may contain links to external websites. Elettron is not responsible for the content, availability or privacy practices of third-party websites.

Children’s Privacy
Elettron is intended for young readers, but the website does not knowingly collect personal information from children.
If a parent or guardian believes that personal information has been submitted by a child, they may contact us and request its removal.

Changes to this Policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated periodically to reflect changes to the website or legal requirements.