Students met some of Perth’s top science, engineering and mathematics minds during the morning tea in National Science Week. Co-ordinator Colleen Kleinschmidt said studying could lead to an array of careers.
“Science cafe helps demonstrate those links by connecting secondary students to professionals from a range of industries,” she said.
“From astrophysicists through policy advisers, it’s pretty inspiring to hear what pathways these people took and what a day in their job actually entails – and it doesn’t always involve a white lab coat.”
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READ NOWStudents heard from special guests, including TV presenter Derek Muller, Chief Scientist of WA Professor Peter Klinken, and Chevron’s Joseph Doleschal Ridnell.