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Question: Have you inspired any people to become scientists??
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Karen Edwards answered on 12 Apr 2024:
I’m honestly not sure – I hope so – or at least helped to show people that being a scientist is not only a great job but that it is achievable! There’s also such a huge variety in what scientists do that I’m sure there is something for anyone interested in science.
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Tom Kitching answered on 15 Apr 2024:
I’ve had lots of students come up to me and thank me for telling them about a career they didn’t realise existed. I’m not sure whether they necessarily went on to do chemical engineering or work in renewable energy, but I guess the more people you influence, the higher the probability that one or more to go into engineering.
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ghadasasi commented on :
I hope so. Inspiring people to become scientists often starts with sparking curiosity and passion for discovery. By sharing my own enthusiasm for science, engaging in meaningful conversations about its impact on the world, and showcasing the wonders of the natural world, I aim to ignite that same passion in others. Whether through mentoring, sharing stories of scientific breakthroughs, or simply encouraging exploration and critical thinking, I believe that by nurturing curiosity and showing the value of scientific inquiry, we can inspire the next generation of scientists.
Clare commented on :
I honestly don’t know! I like doing outreach to show people that science is varied and interesting, and that anyone can be involved – you just have to be interested. I know that I chose to study science at university because of enjoying the subject at school and a friend mentioning her sister did environmental science which made me think oooh that sounds interesting, I’ll see what that is. So maybe I have sown a seed somewhere. Even if I’ve shown folk that scientists come in all shapes and sizes and that we’re (relatively ;P) normal people that’s a great thing.