Ruthlish school students visited the ICR to learn about cancer research and job prospects in research. I participated in an activity where students moved across different tables where scientists from different backgrounds were located and they could chat with them and ask them questions about their work. It was a very rewarding activity as I could discuss my research and experience as a Spanish chemist who uses computers in his research and I could clarify some misunderstandings around computational research, scientific mobility and job prospects for students interested in computer science. It was also fun!