• Question: What made you interested in Science?

    Asked by anon-40280 on 15 Nov 2022.
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      Ciara Buckley answered on 15 Nov 2022:

      I was always good at biology and started out wanting to be a vet. I didn’t get the points I needed to be a vet so I chose to study science and realized I really enjoyed it so stayed and made a career in research!

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      Vincent Monchal answered on 15 Nov 2022:

      I was always very curious of my environment and wanted to understand better natural phenomenon. Science is the perfect tool for that, you have a logical explanation of how things work more or less precisely depending on the progress in that field.

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      Vanessa Rodrigues answered on 15 Nov 2022:

      There were a lot of little things that led to it.
      I watched a lot of national geographic, animal planet and discovery channel.
      I won a science toy (magnifier eyepiece) in a Kinder egg chocolate that made me use to study all the bugs around the house. Curious much!

      As I kept learning, I met more science enthusiasts like me and that just kept me going.

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      Ingmar Schoen answered on 16 Nov 2022:

      My curiosity. I always felt lifted when I learnt or understood something.
      I learnt so much during the 12 months in the lab during my master’s thesis that I had the feeling I learnt more than in the 4 years of University before. I guess that made me addicted to science.

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      Anna Desmond answered on 16 Nov 2022:

      My favourite subjects in school were biology and home economics. I went to a career guidance counsellor because I didn’t know what I wanted to study in college. She told me it would be best to study something I would enjoy learning about. I told her my favourite subjects in school and she told me to look at a food science course. I saw a nutrition and health science course which I ended up doing in college.

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