When we think of scientists, we often picture adults in lab coats working on complex experiments. But did you know that many high school students are making groundbreaking discoveries and solving real-world problems right now? Our students have presented their discoveries and real-world solutions through the inter-house competition “Scientist in You”. Some of them started with a simple question, an experiment, or an idea that grew into something incredible. From solving environmental issues to creating new technologies, our young scientists are changing the world in ways we never thought possible. They covered a wide range of topics covering Biotechnology, Environmental sciences, coding and robotics, AI for medical breakthroughs, and future inventions. Science projects can sometimes seem complex, so students use visuals to make their work engaging and easy to understand. By including interactive elements, students helped their audience grasp the essence of their research. Many students began their presentations by explaining why they chose their topic, sharing personal experiences, or talking about problems they wanted to solve. Through this, they explored scientific interests and developed new skills that brought about a positive impact.
