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 wish to play the 'infectious disease detectives' lab game at CHRF and investigate cases such as 'the mystery of the sick child' - apply now!
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Apply NowIf you are studying in grades 7 - 12 and wish to be a science explorer at CHRF for 3 days, fill up this form and tell us more about your interest!
Apply NowIf you are studying in grades 7-12 and 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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Last summer was an incredibly hectic but fulfilling time for the Building Scientist for Bangladesh team at CHRF. We had a huge surge...
On 20th July 2023, we hosted our first in-house science camp, with 24 students from Patiya's Abdur Rahman Government Girls' School.
For Tanha, Sinthia, Monia, Tanisha and Fatema, this was their first time visiting a research laboratory, and meeting Bangladeshi scientists.
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A group of four young, enthusiastic learners spent a day doing fun experiments like scientists at CHRF.
To be part of the 'Scientists for A Day ' program, two young girls came to CHRF from Dinajpur.
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Sania Moghe, a high school student, flew all the way from New Jersey, for a 1-week internship at CHRF.
Jol spent her summer vacation being an infectious disease detective.
Parents can play a vital role in sending their children to research laboratories to grow their interest in science.