In Science Journeys, Caltech graduate students and postdoctoral scholars discuss a range of scientific topics that will spark students’ curiosity and provide educators with supplemental resources to continue that exploration in the classroom.
Arian Jadbabaie PhD 23 featured in Caltech program Science Journeys
IQIM student Arian Jadbabaie did his PhD work in the lab of Assistant Professor Nick Hutzler. Outside the lab, he was active in science outreach, seizing opportunities to share his passion for physics with the community. He collaborated with the Caltech Center for Teaching, Learning & Outreach to develop science demonstrations and perform outreach at local schools and events.
One of his final projects, upon completing his degree in 2023, was to record a Science Journey presentation that shares the mysteries of the universe with students and science fans.
“I am delighted to welcome back in-person Science Journeys field trips in 2024,” said Mary Herrera, the program’s coordinator. “Caltech young researchers have a wealth of STEM knowledge and inspiration to share with students and lifelong learners in our community. We are ready for you—we hope you are ready for us!”
Each field trip includes a presentation and Q&A. Programs are designed especially for middle and high school students, but everyone is welcome to attend. Learn more about the Science Journeys program through this Caltech media story or by visiting the Science Journeys website
