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Asked by alina to Aggelos, Andrew, Eileen, Naomi, Shane on 16 Nov 2012.
Question: Can any results of your research be found in publicity? For example a solar cell or something?
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Andrew Jackson answered on 16 Nov 2012:
Some of my recent research on evolution of intelligence got some interest from newspapers and wbsites around the world. It was fun to see it being talked about onlIne.
http://news.discovery.com/human/brains-cooperatoin-intelligence-120410.html
http://www.livescience.com/19612-cooperating-evolution-brain-size.html
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Aggelos Zacharopoulos answered on 16 Nov 2012:
@alina, yes.
The results of projects that scientists work on get published in conferences, journals, websites or other media. If you visit the link below and then click on “further information” you will get a list of published results from projects that I worked on: -
Eileen Diskin answered on 18 Nov 2012:
Well, since I’m only a PhD student I’m still just doing the research. This will hopefully mean that one day I will have something that will be found publicly, but that takes a while…often until you’re a lecturer or professor at a university.
For now, I have just been sharing my results with people, at conferences like Aggelos says he has done as well!
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