Hitachi High-Tech Europe and Hitachi High-Tech Analytical Science Europe conducted a science education support program at a Japanese school in Düsseldorf, Germany, on February 17.

As part of the program, approximately 50 fifth-grade students participated in a hands-on science class featuring electron microscopes and spectrophotometers. The students observed samples they selected themselves and explored a microscopic world that cannot be seen with the naked eye, deepening their understanding of science.

The event generated a high level of interest among the students, who actively asked questions and shared their impressions after the class. The program proved to be a meaningful learning experience and was highly appreciated by the school. As a result, the activity is planned to continue next year.

Hitachi High-Tech Europe and Hitachi High-Tech Analytical Science Europe will continue to promote social contribution activities that support learning opportunities for the next generation.

During a lesson on how the electron microscope works

Students using an actual electron microscope during the lesson