Favourite Thing: Getting some nice results. It makes all the hard work worth it :)
What I do: I study the surface of the bacterium that causes bubonic plague, the ‘black death’
Latest Question:
Do you work alone or as part of a team?
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Will your research affect people? If so how many people and in what way?
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do you get trouble of people that disagree with the work you do? (1 comments)
Favourite Thing: Glee :) Oh that’s my favourite programme, science wise, experiments that work!
What I do: I make Embryonic Stem Cells that hopefully will be used to treat diseases like diabetes and cancer!
Latest Question:
have yuo always wanted to become a scientist?
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And the winner is... (1 comments)
Favourite Thing: That “Aha!” moment when something you’ve been trying to understand for ages just clicks.
What I do: I work out how electronic devices consisting of a single molecule work by writing computer code.
Latest Question:
what is your favrot thing about your job
Latest Comment:
And the winner is... (1 comments)
Favourite Thing: Exploring the ocean floor in a deep-diving sub, and seeing its landscape and inhabitants for the first time. It’s an awesome feeling: my team and I are usually the first people ever to visit the part of our planet that we’re exploring, and see the new species that live there. Often what we find isn’t what we expect, and I like that because it reminds us how much we still don’t know about the world around us.
What I do: I explore undersea volcanoes in search of new species of deep-sea creatures, so that we can better understand the web of life in the oceans – our planet’s largest habitat and last unexplored frontier.
Latest Question:
Congratulations on winning you deserved it well done! :D
Latest Comment:
And the winner is... (1 comments)
Favourite Thing: Sitting round with friends talking about ideas, and then figuring out how to prove someone wrong by making up an experiment.
What I do: I study social cognition – in this case, how people talk, think and lie – by using lots of gadgets to track movements of their eyes and body.
Latest Question:
is there more then 9 planets in are solar system
Latest Comment:
how long have you been a scincetist ? (1 comments)
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