All participants get to spend time with local scientists working on local problems and diseases, visit a hospital and diagnostic lab, and safely conduct some applied hands-on experiments. All participants return home with a certificate, science souvenirs and experimental kits to share with friends and family.
If you would like to visit a research and diagnostic lab and do fun experiments of your own, apply to be a Scientist for a Day!
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Jol spent her summer vacation being an infectious disease detective.
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Sania Moghe, a high school student, flew all the way from New Jersey, for a 1-week internship at CHRF.
Parents can play a vital role in sending their children to research laboratories to grow their interest in science.
To be part of the 'Scientists for A Day ' program, two young girls came to CHRF from Dinajpur.
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A group of four young, enthusiastic learners spent a day doing fun experiments like scientists at CHRF.
For Tanha, Sinthia, Monia, Tanisha and Fatema, this was their first time visiting a research laboratory, and meeting Bangladeshi scientists.