Insights into the interesting world of measurement instruments
We believe it is quite normal that today there are no longer any “typical” professions for men or women. Nevertheless, unfortunately men still mainly work in the field of measurement technology. There are simply not enough women in technical professions. We think that this should be changed.
So, it was absolutely necessary for us to have two schoolgirls as visitors for the Girls’ Day this year.
Girls can do engineering too
The two girls were able to learn exciting professional impressions in the field of measurement technology. They had access to our complete laboratory.
Clara and Ylvie were introduced to the different devices in our lab. They were allowed to carry out examinations with the microscope and examine a variety of materials.
Another highlight was working with the refractometer and determining the refractive index of samples. The students could learn more about the functions of each device on our Campus website.
A day full of new impressions
The schoolgirls were able to experience first-hand how interesting and exciting working in laboratories with measurement technology can be. For Clara and Ylvie, it was certainly a day full of new experiences.
We enjoyed the time with them very much and looking forward to the next year and the Girls’ Day.
