On April 10th the Hungarian Girls’ Day brought young female students, tech companies, universities and research institutes together to open up the world of science and technology to the participating girls.
One of our partnering researchers Réka Szasz joined to help the students understand how we conduct educational research and let them experience one of our MathDance activities from the student and researcher perspectives.
It was a joy to see the students’ interest and engagement in research and we are grateful to the Association of Hungarian Women in Science for this opportunity.
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The photos were taken at the event Girls’ Day organized by the Association of Hungarian Women in Science (NaTE).
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