“At Merck KGaA’s life sciences business, Darmstadt, Germany, our purpose is to have a positive effect on life and fitness through science. To continue advancing clinical progress, we want to motivate school-age youth to get started. experimenting with the odds of science at a young age,” said Matthias Heinzel, board member of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany and CEO of Life Science. “With our Curiosity Cube®, we are making science interactive and fun, fostering the confidence and functions of the next generation of scientists. “
Around the world, occupations requiring STEM skills are on the rise. Over the next decade, STEM careers are expected to grow 25% in Europe1 and twice as fast as all careers in the United States2. of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany is committed to inspiring interest through expansion into practical science for academics around the world.
Only 35% of STEM scholars in international higher education are women3. In addition, academics in schools with limited resources do not have access to hands-on scientific learning.
The curiosity Cube® Mobile Science Lab design connects scholars from all walks of life, adding underrepresented populations in STEM, with high-quality, technology-driven scientific experiences. Exposure to practical science at a young age is key to sparking interest in STEM.
This year, academics will use robots, virtual microscopes, and other clinical tools to learn more about the microbiome through 3 interactive experiments. They:
All experiments are led by life science employees, allowing visitors to engage with genuine scientists and be first-hand informed about STEM careers.
In North America, after a two-year pandemic hiatus, the cell science lab will hold about one hundred events in communities in Austin, Boston, Cleveland, Houston, Milwaukee, San Diego, Seattle, St. S. Louis and Toronto. La company will house a separate Curiosity Cube® at its St. Louis site. Louis.
To learn more about the Curiosity Cube® Mobile Science Lab and see the full 2022 tour schedule, visit TheCuriosityCube. com and join Curiosity Cube® on Instagram @curiositycube_milliporesigma.
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1. McKinsey Global Institute. ” The long history of paintings in Europe”. June 10, 2020, mckinsey. com/featured-insights/long-run-of-paintings/the-long run-of-paintings-in-europe. 2. U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. ” Why IT professions are driving the strong expansion of EMPLOYMENT in STEM during the decade 2019-2029. “January 19, 2021, https://www. bls. gov/opub/btn/volume-10/why-computer -occupations-are-behind-strong-stem-employment-expansion. htm. 3. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. ” Cracking the code: educating girls and women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). “2017, https://unesdoc. unesco. org/ark:/48223/pf0000253479.
Around 60,000 painters paint every day to make a positive difference in the lives of millions of people by creating happier and more sustainable lifestyles. the company is in each and every one of the parties. In 2021, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, achieved a turnover of €19. 7 billion in 66 countries.
The company owns the international rights to the so-called and “Merck” logo internationally. The only exceptions are the United States and Canada, where Merck KGaA’s commercial lines, Darmstadt, Germany operate as EMD Serono in healthcare, MilliporeSigma in life sciences, and EMD Electronics. Since its founding in 1668, clinical exploration and guilty entrepreneurship have been key to the company’s technological and clinical advances. To this day, the founding circle of relatives remains the majority owner of the publicly traded company. For more information about Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, stop at www. emdgroup. com.
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