• Question: Whats your favourite thing you have done so far

    Asked by Bridie on 7 Dec 2021.
    • Photo: Ohood Alharbi

      Ohood Alharbi answered on 11 Nov 2021:

      I cam up with a diagram that (hypothetically) explain how the microbiome influence disease risk using the genetic marker of lactase (enzyme responsible for digesting lactose)

    • Photo: Cyrille Thinnes

      Cyrille Thinnes answered on 11 Nov 2021:

      Hi Bridie, I made molecules that help us study a protein that our lab had discovered only shortly before. This was exciting, as I really felt being at the most cutting edge of science!

    • Photo: Gaël Lymer

      Gaël Lymer answered on 12 Nov 2021:

      Bonjour! 🙂

      My favorite thing is that after obtaining my PhD and I became a scientist in France, I managed to travel around the word, live and work in different countries, that really made me as I am today and allowed me to meet and chat with many people from many different background.
      That is really something I like about my life 🙂

    • Photo: Niamh Callinan Keenan

      Niamh Callinan Keenan answered on 12 Nov 2021:

      My favourite thing that I have done so far is join a group of scientists working on using computers to find cures for diseases like cancer. It’s great because I get to talk with scientists from all over the world, including America, Italy, India, Germany, and many more.

    • Photo: Justine Mathoux

      Justine Mathoux answered on 12 Nov 2021:

      I’ve learned English! English is really important for scientists because everything is in English and now I can work, write, read and discuss correctly with people from different country.
      I know that may not be extraordinary for you because English is your native language, but I was bad in English at school and I barely spoke English when I came in Ireland to start my PhDs.

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