How a 1-minute simulation changed my career path!
Back in 2005, when I was pursuing DEA in nanostructure, I was in a lecture about Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (STM). The professor had come from France and was speaking fast, fluent French—way beyond my basic understanding of the language. I was totally lost and frustrated.
Then, at the end of the session, she showed us a one-minute simulation. In that short moment, everything clicked. What I couldn’t grasp in an hour of spoken words became crystal clear through a simple visual demonstration.
That moment stuck with me. It showed me how powerful simulations can be in breaking down complex ideas. It’s the reason I decided to learn how to develop science simulations to make learning easier for others.
Sometimes, all it takes is one moment to change your path!
