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School in 1974, Natasa studied physics in the Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the University of Belgrade. She was an extraordinary student, and both her professors and her peers were convinced that she would pursue a successful scientific career. It was to everyone’s surprise when she instead decided to teach physics at her old high school.When asked today why she chose teaching high school physics over a scientific career, she promptly answers that teaching is what fulfils her with joy and pride, and that she sees her contribution to science in the number of young people she has motivated to study physics. And by that measure, her contribution to science is remarkable.

Nataša Čaluković, an inspiring physics teacher