CEO of Impulsonics Inspires Future Innovators at Local School Science Fair
Luke Cox, CEO of Impulsonics, recently attended a local school science fair at Hambrook Primary School, where he judged exhibits and shared his passion for STEM education. His expertise in engineering and in pioneering biotech automation provided valuable insights as he evaluated the students' projects.
Luke emphasized the importance of STEM education, stating, "STEM education is about more than learning facts and figures. It's about developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills that will enable you to tackle future challenges."
Luke meeting students at Hambrook Primary School
In his address to the students, Dr. Cox emphasized the importance of STEM education in today's rapidly evolving technological landscape and the diversity of career opportunities it could open up. He shared insights from his own journey, from his early interest in engineering to his current role at Impulsonics leading efforts to revolutionize biotech automation using acoustic waves.
Science lead at Hambrook, Nick Johnston, said “It was fantastic to welcome Luke to Hambrook Primary School to speak to our students about his career in STEM fields. The children were captivated by his insights into innovation and problem-solving, Visits like this truly inspire our pupils, helping them to see the exciting possibilities that STEM careers can offer."
“It was fantastic to welcome Luke to Hambrook Primary School to speak to our students about his career in STEM fields. The children were captivated by his insights into innovation and problem-solving. Visits like this truly inspire our pupils, helping them to see the exciting possibilities that STEM careers can offer.”
As the event came to a close, Luke reflected on the importance of such initiatives in nurturing young talent. "Events like these are crucial for inspiring the next generation of inventors," he said. "It's great to see so much enthusiasm and creativity from the next generation of scientists and engineers." He was particularly pleased to receive a tub of home-made slime from the students as a thank-you.
Felix, a 10-year-old student, expressed his excitement: "Luke's visit made me want to learn more about science and maybe become an engineer one day!"
Dr. Cox's visit to the school science fair was a memorable experience for all involved, leaving a lasting impact on the students and reinforcing the value of STEM education in shaping a better future.
