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‘Innovative young minds, taking on tomorrow’s toughest challenges’

June 1st, 2010 by InspiredbyEducation

We here at Inspired By Education are inspired by this commercial! ISEF‘ers, are you in it? Please share if you like it, too!

“I want to know what the universe
looks like,
feels like.
From deep space,
to a microbe.
I can contribute to the world by pursuing my passion for science.
It really is the key to the future.
I want to design…
a better solar cell.
I want to know whats really possible.
I want to be the first to cure cancer.
People don’t really understand why things work; I want to be that person who finds out why.

Innovative young minds, taking on tomorrow’s toughest challenges.”

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