During STEM Week, the AUB campus was transformed into a true space for discovery, welcoming nearly 2,400 middle school students from 45 public and private schools from all over Lebanon. (Cedit: AUB)
The event featured a variety of activities aimed primarily at sparking public curiosity and promoting interest in STEM disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics. “The main objective was to open the campus to the community, but also to celebrate STEM as a driving force — at the foundation of discoveries, innovations and progress. In parallel, we especially wanted to highlight the research work being done at AUB,” said Rihab Nasr, director of the event and a professor in the Department of Anatomy, Cell Biology and Physiological Sciences at the American University of Beirut’s Faculty of Medicine. Missed our partnership with AUB? AUB’s Outlook x L’Orient Today writing competition: Listening to a generation Nasr explained that the absence of an official STEM Day in Lebanon made it essential to bring professors,...
The event featured a variety of activities aimed primarily at sparking public curiosity and promoting interest in STEM disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics. “The main objective was to open the campus to the community, but also to celebrate STEM as a driving force — at the foundation of discoveries, innovations and progress. In parallel, we especially wanted to highlight the research work being done at AUB,” said Rihab Nasr, director of the event and a professor in the Department of Anatomy, Cell Biology and Physiological Sciences at the American University of Beirut’s Faculty of Medicine. Missed our partnership with AUB? AUB’s Outlook x L’Orient Today writing competition: Listening to a generation Nasr explained that the absence of an official STEM Day in Lebanon made it essential to bring...
