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15th November 2019
04:55pm GMT

While some may think science simply isn't for them, Pfizer's research shows that 92% of parents surveyed either have or would encourage their children to study science/computer science. Even though it's something that there is a major push for, only around one in 10 actually work in a STEM (Science Technology Engineering & Maths) related profession. The Pfizer and Science Gallery pop-up exhibition has been thoughtfully designed to resonate with people of all ages and whether you have a science background or not. Why not check out the exhibition this weekend, it’s free and you will have more in common with scientists than what you might think! The #WeAreAllScientists Pop-up Exhibition created by Pfizer and Science Gallery has opened in the CHQ Building for Science Week. Upon entering the space, visitors will engage in five creative experiments to see if they possess the key characteristics of a scientist. These exhibition activations explore Curiosity, Creativity, Clarity, Discernment and Resilience, and aim to highlight the challenges involved in scientific research and discovery. Brought to you byWe have collaborated with @SciGalleryDub to create a free, interactive exhibition about creativity, discovery, and you. It's taking place during @ScienceWeek, Nov 10 -17 at @chqdublin. Find out more at https://t.co/OtjzINRbOA#WeAreAllScientists pic.twitter.com/DOA8cSy9d3
— Pfizer Ireland (@Pfizer_Ireland) November 4, 2019

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