When we look up at the night sky, we are driven by the belief that the unknown is worth exploring. Yet for a child, the first vast universe they encounter might just be inside their own body.

In this session, orthopaedic surgeon and illustrator Dr. Lucci Lugee Liyeung shares how she transforms clinical knowledge, medical uncertainties, and human life stories into captivating visual narratives for young minds. Moving beyond traditional explanations, she tackles simple yet profound questions—like "Why do babies have more bones than adults?"—to spark deep, lasting curiosity.

This sharing seminar explores why exceptional children’s science communication does more than just simplify complex ideas: it makes the world feel genuinely worth exploring. Discover how crafting stories that transcend linguistic and cultural boundaries gives science the power to reach and inspire audiences worldwide.