Science can become fashionable. This is assured by the head of the quantum computing sector of the Lomonosov Moscow State University's Quantum Technology Center, Stanislav Straupe.
According to the speaker, scientists need to show the general public by their own example that science is done by interesting and adequate people. “To make science fashionable, we need to create role models for future scientists. If we want to attract young people to science, we need to show them what they will be if they successfully follow this path,” Straupe explained.
Also in an interview with the WWW1.ru correspondent in the corridors of the Future Technology Forum, the candidate of physical and mathematical sciences explained the key difference between the professions of scientist and engineer. Scientists try to dismantle the events happening in the world to “screws” to understand their structure. The engineer, on the other hand, is tasked with assembling and creating something. The engineer transforms, transforms, and modifies reality.