Science: It's a girl thing!

A look back at the "Science: It's a girl thing!" 2012 events in Vienna, Munich, Milan, Amsterdam and Warsaw. Several hundred teenagers gathered in major museums across Europe to marvel at the wonders of science, meet inspi...

225 school students find out how exciting and interesting -- and how much fun -- science can be!

The programme of this "Science: it's a girl thing!" event included:

- interactive and fun science experiments at the NEMO Sc...

235 school students find out how exciting and interesting -- and how much fun -- science can be!

The programme of this "Science: it's a girl thing!" event included:

- interactive and fun science experiments at the Coperni...

More than 150 school students find out how exciting and interesting -- and how much fun -- science can be!

The programme of this "Science: it's a girl thing!" event included:

- interactive and fun science workshops at the...

More than 270 Milanese school students find out how exciting and interesting -- and how much fun -- science can be!

The programme of this "Science: it's a girl thing!" event included:

- interactive and fun science experim...

More than 250 Viennese school students find out how exciting and interesting -- and how much fun -- science can be!

The programme of this "Science: it's a girl thing!" event included:

- interactive and fun science experim...

I am Iris Slootheer, I am 21 years old and a 4th year student of Applied Physics.

Applied Physics implies that I examine how the world around me works and what I can do with that. I am currently developing a new form of...

My name is Merle Missoweit, I am 34 years old, a biologist and I work at the Fraunhofer Institute in the field of research planning, security and defense research.

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Hi, I'm Lisa and I am studying mathematics, physics and philosophy in Muenster. Why? Because I like it!

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How do people react when I tell them about my studies? Many don't believe i...

My name is Yael Nazé, I am 35 years old and I am an astronomer at the University of Liege.

I study stars that are much bigger and more massive than the sun. I also teach students who want to know more about those stars an...

People think informatics is just for nerds, when you do informatics you spend all day programming behind your computer.

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But that is not true at all. Informatics is about how to des...

In September 2011 we went therefore to Helsinki. It was a beautiful experience where I learned a lot from other European students.

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My name is Silke Bühler -Paschen and I am a professor at the Vienna University of Technology. My subject field is Solid State Physics and I teach students and we do research.

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My name is Daniela Wolf, I am 24 years old and I am studying how to teach computer studies in Vienna.

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The most common cliché about IT students is that they spend half the night in ...

Being a scientist is synonymous with a certain lifestyle, but it is possible to combine it all. You need common sense, some form of escape, a hobby, a family, and my work allows for that.

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I don't think there is anything that isn't interesting about it. Every day is full of potential surprises! For example, on Friday I didn't know what the function of a certain gene was, but on Monday I did.

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