Outreach activities should involve a diverse group of stakeholders, including: - Scientists and Researchers: They can share their knowledge and passion for catalysis through talks, demonstrations, and publications. - Educators: Teachers and professors can integrate catalysis concepts into their curricula and organize field trips to research facilities. - Students: Engaging students in outreach activities can spark their interest in catalysis and encourage them to pursue further studies in the field. - Industry Professionals: Collaboration between academia and industry can lead to practical applications of catalytic research. - General Public: Public engagement helps raise awareness about the role of catalysis in everyday life and its impact on the environment and economy.
