Give us a little bit of, uh, your background, Zafra.

My background is that I grew up in a developing country.

I have a bachelor, master, and PhD in chemistry.

I did research for many years till I decided to change direction because I believe strongly that science education is a human right and belongs to all, and everybody should be able to learn and understand science in order to survive in our society.

So I was the head of the Science Institute at Columbia College Chicago, and I developed a way to teach science through art, music, dance, drama, rap, poetry, animation, everything you want.

It became very famous and very successful around the world with underprivileged students especially.

I am a human rights activist.

The application is not, but the basis of it is.