Intern at Global Science Journey Joint Stock Company
If GenHD showed me that science could determine a person’s fate, then at Global Science Journey — I learned that science could also… light up a child.
My role there wasn’t that of a researcher or a technician. I became a keeper of curiosity.
It sounded simple — guiding elementary school students through basic experiments — but after just one session, I realized something:
Convincing a child that vinegar + baking soda = a volcano is harder than convincing an international science jury of your hypothesis.
There was one boy who crossed his arms, stared at me skeptically, and said, “You’re tricking me. This is magic, not science.”I didn’t explain. I handed him another cup and said, “Then you try it. If it explodes — that means you’re the wizard.”And when the foam erupted out of the cup, he screamed, “I’M A WIZARD!”
That’s when I realized:
Science doesn’t need to be understood immediately — it just needs to be felt first.
The gasp, the “wow”, the eyes lighting up — that is where every future scientist begins.
One day, while I was packing up the materials, a little girl tugged my sleeve and asked,
“When I grow up, can I be a scientist like you?”
And in that moment, I knew
At GenHD, I discovered the purpose of science.
But at Global Science Journey, I discovered the reason to keep going
