Future Science Leaders

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Black Mirror’s “The National Anthem”: How the Public Uses Technology

Andrew Feng Throughout centuries of literature and drama, people have created works of art that focus on issues within our society. With allegories such as… [Continue Reading]

One Giant Leap For Womankind

October 2, 2017, marked the day that Julie Payette was sworn in as the 29th Governor General of Canada.  She is only Canada’s fourth female… [Continue Reading]

The Creation of Snowflakes and Their Uniqueness

by Jason Nguyen The snow that is expected every year is generated from thousands of snowflakes falling down from the sky with each one having… [Continue Reading]

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Sleep, Something We Lack

by Siman Grewal I have always been told to go to bed on time. When I was younger it was eight o’clock and as I… [Continue Reading]

GMO Mosquitoes: Miracle or Another Freakish Scientific Experiment?

Genetically modified organisms, aka GMO, often gets a bad rap. Once I was choosing some ripe tomatoes at the grocery store, and, astonished at the… [Continue Reading]

Neuroscience explains the popularity of the pumpkin spice latte

written by Alice Fall is in full force, and so is the ever-popular pumpkin spice latte. First introduced by Starbucks in 2003, it has since made… [Continue Reading]

Welcome to Future Science Leaders

Future Science Leaders is an after-school science enrichment program designed to engage curious minds with the nature of science, unleash creative potential, and build a life-long network of like-minded peers. Through meeting and interacting with experts from diverse STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Design, and Mathematics) fields, and hands-on experiential learning of skills inherent to the scientific process, participants will be inspired to achieve and excel in their future endeavours. For more information about the program, please visit our Science World website.

Our Mission

Our mission is to empower BC’s most inquisitive youth to pursue, achieve, and excel in their STEAM aspirations.

Science Communication

We believe that being able to communicate science in an understandable and relatable manner is an essential quality of a future science leader. Through FSL, our students have the opportunity to develop their science communication skills across several mediums. This website features articles written by students in Year 1 and Year 2 of our program from both our Vancouver and Surrey campuses.

Please contact us if you have any questions.