• Question: What is the most interesting thing about being a scientist ?

    Asked by Hamy to Ceri, Marikka, Matt, Rob, Sally on 10 Nov 2014.
    • Photo: Ceri Dare

      Ceri Dare answered on 10 Nov 2014:

      Learning new things all the time, and talking to interesting people from all round the world about science – recently I went to Spain to learn a new sort of maths.

    • Photo: Marikka Beecroft

      Marikka Beecroft answered on 10 Nov 2014:

      Discovering things that no one else has seen before and going to meet new people in your field of work. It’s so interesting seeing new people and exchanging ideas.

    • Photo: Robert Hampson

      Robert Hampson answered on 10 Nov 2014:

      I quite like how practical and real it is. I see what I do and make and discover. If I worked in an office, its not really a physical work in the same way.

    • Photo: Sally Cutler

      Sally Cutler answered on 10 Nov 2014:

      Hi Harry, For me this is finding the answers to questions that I did not know an answer for.

    • Photo: Matt Bilton

      Matt Bilton answered on 11 Nov 2014:

      Understanding the research that other scientists do I think! Seeing other researchers use the most cutting edge technology to ask questions about how the immune system fights bacteria and viruses is really interesting to me.

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