Gjorgina Lesheva – “SCIENCE FOR THE FUTURE” Promotional Campaign

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Let’s inspire the next generations of scientists together!

We are delighted to continue our series of motivational success stories as part of the “Science for the Future” campaign. Our goal is to share the thoughts and experiences of teachers, scientists, and ambassadors of science who, through their work, inspire young people to discover the beauty of research.

This time, we present Gjorgina Lesheva, a scholarship recipient of the “Atanas Bliznakoff” program and a Chemistry student at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at SS. Cyril and Methodius University. Gjorgina expresses her love for chemistry through a powerful motivational message, encouraging young people to explore and find their path to success:

"Chemistry is an interesting science, and life is chemistry. For every action, there is a reaction. Every day is a new experiment—never stop experimenting until you discover the formula for success."

The Power of Knowledge

In a world full of opportunities, the gift of knowledge is the most valuable wealth we can give to the next generation. By joining this initiative, you become a beacon of inspiration for those who will carry the torch of science forward.

Let’s work together to inspire, motivate, and educate. Let’s ignite a passion for science in the hearts of students. Your words could be the spark that lights the fire of curiosity and excellence.

Join us in shaping the future of science and the young scientists who will define it. Together, we can make a difference. Share your own motivational quote or a short success story highlighting your journey as a scientist and submit it through the special form found at the following LINK.

Learn more about the promotional campaign “SCIENCE FOR THE FUTURE.”

Thank you for being part of this incredible journey!

The campaign is implemented under the Johnson Matthey Community Impact Program “Science and Me.”

Learn more about the project in Macedonia, “Science and Me,” and the global Johnson Matthey initiative here.