29/10/2024
🌟 Inspiring the Next Generation of Scientists! 🌟
Today, we hosted Inspiration Day, an event dedicated to inspiring girls to explore science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) careers. 🎉 The event had two parts, starting with an engaging presentation by Jehona Salaj, president of the Arctic Optica student chapter, where she debunked common myths about studying STEM:
🔹 Myth 1: “Ever since I was a child, I loved…”
Reality: Childhood memories aren’t always about knowing exactly what you’ll become! Most kids are curious, not just future scientists. Look back—you might find curiosity in unexpected moments.
🔹 Myth 2: “You have to be a good student!”
Reality: More important is being a lifelong child at heart, always curious and ready to learn. Challenges and failures make the journey richer.
🔹 Myth 3: “You have to be good at math!”
Reality: There are many fields where you can thrive in science without being a math whiz. Your skills can grow with time and the right teaching.
🔹 Myth 4: “There’s no beauty in science!”
Reality: Science holds incredible beauty, from NASA’s images to elegant experiments. If you’re drawn to aesthetics, you’ll find your scientific niche.
🔹 Myth 5: “STEM careers make people lonely!”
Reality: Scientists are just like everyone else—socializing, having fun, and finding balance between work and life.
🔹 Myth 6: “STEM is not for women!”
Reality: Your gender, identity, or background has no bearing on your ability to do science. 🔬✨
In the second part, the girls got hands-on experience, exploring optical phenomena with simple but exciting experiments like polarization, refraction, and fluorescence. Led by Jehona and Roman Zakoldaev, they tried optical fibers, convergent lenses, and even self-built microscopes. One student thrilled her friends by sending a laser message through an optical fiber, while others were fascinated by microscopes and UV light experiments.
The enthusiasm and curiosity we saw today were inspiring! 💡 We hope today’s event will spark a lifelong passion for STEM in these young minds. Thank you to everyone who helped make Inspiration Day a success!
Image credit: https://xkcd.com/385/