• Question: I read your interview and you said that at first you didn't know what you want to be but what made you interested in science and start to be a scientist.

    Asked by to Claire, Ian, Sergey, Vicky, Zena on 17 Jun 2014. This question was also asked by , .
    • Photo: Sergey Lamzin

      Sergey Lamzin answered on 17 Jun 2014:

      I always wanted to teach science to other people. I never wanted to actually be a scientist myself. Sadly it’s a requirement to teach at universities. I’m doing this as a means to an end.

    • Photo: Claire Shooter

      Claire Shooter answered on 18 Jun 2014:

      I was always interested in science. For a while I thought I would like to be a psychologist because I was fascinated by brains, but when I started looking at different degrees I could do, I realised that all the bits I thought were interesting about psychology were actually neuroscience, so I did a degree in that instead. From there I worked in some different projects and gradually moved into the field of genetics/bioinformatics, which I have found that I like even more!

    • Photo: Vicky Schneider

      Vicky Schneider answered on 18 Jun 2014:

      a way to study animals, interact with people that share similar interests and passion

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