“Face to Face with Science”: Unimore Mentoring for High School Students – Sol Panaro

Modena – from From 10 to 14 JuneThe Department of Physical, Informatics and Mathematical Sciences at UNIMOR University (FIM) hosts the initiative”Face to face with science“: An important opportunity for mentoring and developing incidental skills for About 60 students from Secondary schools in the region of Modena and Reggio Emilia, which will have the opportunity to do so Get in direct contact with the world of physics, computer science and mathematics.

The “Face to Face with Science” initiative continues throughout the week until Friday, June 14, with Male and female students in the final years of secondary school who, on the basis of their interests, They will have the opportunity to Work closely with researchers and professors at the university. The program includes seminars, laboratory activities and moments of re-elaboration of the topics covered, to deepen their knowledge in physics, computer science and mathematics.

At the end of the week, the traditional ceremony will be held “Competition”, where students, divided into small groups, will present in an original and innovative way a concept or topic chosen from those covered, Using only commonly used objects. The best presentations will be rewarded with Unimore tools and popular science books.

All the week’s initiatives are coordinated by the Scientific Culture Dissemination Committee of the Department of Physical, Computer and Mathematical Sciences, headed by Prof. Dr. Michela Eleuteri.

“Our PCTOs represent an essential tool to deliver our activities to students, who will be the professionals of tomorrow – The professor says Michela Eleuteri – Providing them with valuable information that can help them guide themselves in their training and professional path. We are confident that the commitment and dedication of our team in organizing events with schools will make this event an enjoyable moment of learning and in-depth analysis for the students who will participate, and allow us to continue to be a constant reference point for local schools and teachers.“.