Jonk Fuerscher Voices

Our Jonk Fuerschers, David, Bartek, Ella, Amélia, Alina and Illona with Sousana and Guillaume share their impressions of the COP 28. Our six young scientist had the opportunity to share their Jonk Fuerscher project in the BENELUX pavilion.Have an insight into the experience and what they thought of this decisive international event, that brings together countries from all around t

The Luxembourg International Science Expo (LISE) 2023 hosted by the FJSL from the 27th September to the 1st of October has come to an end with a bang! Listen into this episode, to hear from our international projects, from Portugal, Turkey and Austria, as well as from our national participant Alexander Lebedev.Discovery their projects and hear all about their experience at LISE 202

In this captivating episode, join us as we delve into the outstanding research conducted by David Delli Zotti. Discover how he embarked on a mission to determine which biodiesels, derived from everyday vegetable oils such as olive, sesame, sunflower, canola, and corn oil, have the optimum combustion properties.His great project awarded him 2 prizes at the National Jonk Fuerscher Co

Christopher Gargiulo and Thomas Litt, participants of the 52 National Jonk Fuerscher contests and winners of the prestigious Expo Sciences Denmark award, discuss their passion for science with podcast host Hanna Siemaszko. Their project, Neptune, which came 2nd in the Expo Sciences Denmark, was on how water flow can be converted to energy, listen to their development journey for th

It has been a whirlwind year, and after all the hard work of our Young Scientists, the 52nd National Jonk Fuerscher Contest comes to an end.In this new episode, we will hear from 3 of our Jury members, including the President of the Jury himself, Mr Serge Quazzotti, director of the IPIL. After hearing from Serge not only about his role as a Jury President, but also his involvement

It is not uncommon for young students to become passionate about particular fields of science, and atomic fusion and fission are both fascinating topics that can capture the imagination of many young learners.For Alina Liedtke, the passion for atomic fusion and fission may have started with a basic understanding of the structure of atoms and the concept of energy. As she delved dee

In the last episode dedicated to Bartolmej's project and answering the questions about finding inspiration for a project to be presented at the Jonk Fuerscher National Competition, we mentioned Krzesimir's name several times.It's time to look at the profile of this four-time laureate and young standard bearer of the foundation's values.His story allows us to understand the importan

In our last episode, Bartlomiej introduced the outlines of his project to the Minister for the Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development Joëlle Welfring and COP27 Luxembourg delegation. It is time to dive in and learn more about what it takes for a school student in 2022 to deal with Artificial Intelligence!During this conversation with Hanna, you will learn about AI, how t

In order to prepare them for next year’s COP which they will have a chance to go to, we managed to schedule an online meeting with the Luxembourgish COP27 delegation live from Sharm El-Sheikh and our four NAtional Jonk Fuerscher Contest 22 laureates.Minister for the Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development Joëlle Welfring and her delegates offered a unique opportunity to

To launch our brand new podcasting endeavour we decided to record during our Expo-sciences 2022 event that showcases the work of young scientists from Luxembourg and all the corners of the world. We briefly talked to our director, Sousana Eang, to then move to the heart of our event, the young scientists who were: Uri Sadan Yarchi from Israel, Rayene Frej from Tunisia, and Lynn Sch