• Question: why did you go into science?

    Asked by duck to Kevin, Liz, Beccy, Rosie on 13 Jun 2017.
    • Photo: anon

      anon answered on 13 Jun 2017:

      I can use my skills (maths) and subject interest (biology) to i) learn new things and ii) help people and/or animals. Also, because science keeps pushing forwards, you keep doing new things.

    • Photo: Liz Buckingham-Jeffery

      Liz Buckingham-Jeffery answered on 13 Jun 2017:

      When I was in school I enjoyed maths lessons and science lessons and I was good at it. So it made sense to do a job that involved science!

    • Photo: Rosie Fok

      Rosie Fok answered on 13 Jun 2017:

      Because it is fun, and it is interesting. It is also important. Without science, the NHS couldn’t treat its patients properly and there would be a lot more suffering from disease.

    • Photo: Rebecca Corkill

      Rebecca Corkill answered on 14 Jun 2017:

      I loved the idea of discovering something new and helping people because of it.
      Science always interested me, and when reading about it in the newspapers I always thought ‘Oh I could do that aswell’.

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