Antunet said she makes her videos because she wants to help people understand different types of science. She also wishes to be a neurosurgeon with the hope of helping people with heart and brain diseases.

“When I was a little girl I said I wanted to be a pharmacist but now I want to be a neurosurgeon who helps people with neurological disorders. So far I’ve mostly learnt about the heart and the brain and I want to learn about Multiple Sclerosis in the future so I can help sick people like my aunt, who has it,” she said.

Now, Antunet’s explainer videos has gained a lot of traffic, especially on her Facebook page ‘’Science For Children with Amoy Antunet’’ have over a million views with not just children as their audience.

Apart from being a neuroscientist, Antunet also enjoys solving mathematics problems and doing gymnastics. “If you scratch out the science stuff, I’m actually pretty normal,” she said.

Antunet exceptional talents have enabled her to gain recognition from all over the country. She was recently invited to speak in the University of Alabama’s Neuroscience Lab. She was also interviewed by CNN, BBC, and other major media outlets in the United States.

She was also a keynote speaker at a Youth Innovation Summit that helps students get more interested in the Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) programs.

She advised students to always act on their potential and should also give way to go for what their heart wants.“They should act on their potential, and if there’s something that you really like you should act on it,’’ she said.

Antunet said she makes her videos because she wants to help people understand different types of science. She also wishes to be a neurosurgeon with the hope of helping people with heart and brain diseases.

“When I was a little girl I said I wanted to be a pharmacist but now I want to be a neurosurgeon who helps people with neurological disorders. So far I’ve mostly learnt about the heart and the brain and I want to learn about Multiple Sclerosis in the future so I can help sick people like my aunt, who has it,” she said.

Now, Antunet’s explainer videos has gained a lot of traffic, especially on her Facebook page ‘’Science For Children with Amoy Antunet’’ have over a million views with not just children as their audience.

Apart from being a neuroscientist, Antunet also enjoys solving mathematics problems and doing gymnastics. “If you scratch out the science stuff, I’m actually pretty normal,” she said.

Antunet exceptional talents have enabled her to gain recognition from all over the country. She was recently invited to speak in the University of Alabama’s Neuroscience Lab. She was also interviewed by CNN, BBC, and other major media outlets in the United States.

She was also a keynote speaker at a Youth Innovation Summit that helps students get more interested in the Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) programs.

She advised students to always act on their potential and should also give way to go for what their heart wants.“They should act on their potential, and if there’s something that you really like you should act on it,’’ she said.