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Asked by 599mutg38 to Thomas, Sinead, Sebastian, Monica, Emma on 8 Nov 2016. This question was also asked by 949mutg34, Leah D, Caitlin L.
Question: Why are you so interested in Science
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Thomas McLoughlin answered on 8 Nov 2016:
I always wanted to be a scientist. It is a fascinating area to be working in, in particular, microbiology.
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Sinead Loughran answered on 11 Nov 2016:
I think I’ve been a scientist for as long as I can remember. Even as a small child, I wanted to know how things worked. My father is a farmer and as is the case for most farmers, a bit of an engineer too – I think he passed on that inquisitive nature to me, he used to dismantle tractor engines, fix them and rebuild them and I loved watching that.
I guess cancer research is a bit like that too, we take the cancer cell apart to find out what went wrong in the hope of finding the fix? Can you see what I mean?
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Emma Roycroft answered on 14 Nov 2016:
Because I’m curious about the world and science can explain so many things about it.
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Sebastian Gornik answered on 14 Nov 2016:
I always wanted to know how things work, where they came from and how they function. This basically is what science is, so there you go :-)!
Comments
949mutg34 commented on :
It so cool that your a scientist what do you think is most hard about science?
Emma commented on :
The hardest thing about science is when an experiment doesn’t work out and you have worked so hard on the problem but still have no answer. back to the drawing board!