I'm not a subscriber, but I'm an admirer of Make
magazine. I love the whole DIY culture, and I'm confident it -- Make
and DIY culture generally -- will plant many seeds that mature into
scientists and engineers.
Make has just issued a press release promoting a new project. Called Elements of Humanity (and found at http://elementsofhumanity.com), the project comprises a dozen (so far) short video interviews with working scientists explaining what it was about science that first captured their attention and made them want to become scientists.
I've watched only two videos so far, but look forward to watching the rest. Good stuff. Recommended.
Make has just issued a press release promoting a new project. Called Elements of Humanity (and found at http://elementsofhumanity.com), the project comprises a dozen (so far) short video interviews with working scientists explaining what it was about science that first captured their attention and made them want to become scientists.
I've watched only two videos so far, but look forward to watching the rest. Good stuff. Recommended.
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