The Curiosity Cube recently visited Greyfriars Oxford Catholic School, giving pupils the chance to step into the world of science through interactive experiments. Designed to ignite passion for science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) careers and break down barriers to science education, the Curiosity Cube, led by science and technology company Merck, is now in its fourth year of touring Europe. Stefanie Rammer, Merck’s Curiosity Cube programme lead for Europe, said: "With Merck’s Curiosity Cube programme, our mission is to spark curiosity for the next generation of scientists around the world. In 2024, the Curiosity Cube engaged more than 43,000 students across Europe and North America, visiting 14 countries and hosting 282 events. The Curiosity Cube aims to bridge this gap through immersive, practical science education.