Gwangju Students Stand at the Sites of Nobel Science Achievements

The Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education will operate the "To the World, To the Future, The Path of Nobel Scientists" program from July 13 to July 21, visiting Germany and Switzerland.

Sixteen second-year high school students will participate, attending science lectures, touring laboratories, and exploring campuses at institutions such as CERN (the European Organization for Nuclear Research), the Max Planck Institute, and ETH Zurich. The students will also receive special lectures and career mentoring at EPFL (?cole Polytechnique F?d?rale de Lausanne) and ETH Zurich. At the Max Planck Institute, they will participate in lectures and hands-on laboratory experiences.

Last month, at Gwangju Science High School, teacher Kim Dongsik explained the principles of particle acceleration to students participating in the international exchange program "To the World, To the Future, The Path of Nobel Scientists" during the 4th preliminary training session. Provided by Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education

Flash mobs and K-pop performances will be held at locations such as Heidelberg University Street and Zurich University Square to promote the spirit of the May 18 Gwangju Democratization Movement and K-culture.

Previously, the city education office conducted five preliminary training sessions, with Kim Dongsik, a teacher at Gwangju Science High School, leading the related lectures.

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