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I agree that Webquests are great. You can control and limit to guide their research. QR codes are also helpful.

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I like to use a "webquest"
You give them a document with links and questions, they follow the links to sites that are good and that you have checked out before hand and find the answers to the questions on them.

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Depending on what you're teaching, science experiments might be able to accomplish that goal easily, but if physical experiments aren't possible there are VR labs and computer labs that should work just as well.

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Depending on the specific content, you could utilize a simulator program to virtually conduct various science experiments or explore other areas (human body, space, earth biomes, etc) that would otherwise be impossible in the classroom. Any of these could start branching off points for students to explore.

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A simple science experiment will help that. Not sure exactly what your doing or want to do with it but even if its a little or big experiment, it would help

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How can I create science-based, exploratory activities so that students can find information about a new topic in both an efficient and timely manner?

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I'm not sure about the exact subject that you are teaching, but I found this virtual biome lab that would be cool to use. You could tie it into learning about the ecosystem and students can play around with the different elements to see if they can create a functional biome with various flora, fauna, weather conditions, etc.

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Biomes: Identify and create the main biomes on Earth Virtual Lab

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Discover our Biomes virtual lab and learn about the main biomes on Earth, where they are located, as well as build your own biome with our new virtual lab.