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[Photo News] BASF Korea supports chemistry education for kids

By 손지영

Published : Sept. 15, 2015 - 16:34

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CHEMISTRY FOR KIDS -- BASF Korea managing director Shin Woo-sung (left) participates in the BASF Kid’s Lab, an interactive chemistry education program for children led by the chemical company, in Ulsan on Tuesday. The education program aims to raise children’s interest in science and help them understand the importance of chemistry in their daily lives. Since the program’s foundation in 1997, more than 90,000 children around the world have participated, including 3,400 in Korea since 2003. (BASF Korea) CHEMISTRY FOR KIDS -- BASF Korea managing director Shin Woo-sung (left) participates in the BASF Kid’s Lab, an interactive chemistry education program for children led by the chemical company, in Ulsan on Tuesday. The education program aims to raise children’s interest in science and help them understand the importance of chemistry in their daily lives. Since the program’s foundation in 1997, more than 90,000 children around the world have participated, including 3,400 in Korea since 2003. (BASF Korea)

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