• Question: Have you always liked science?

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      Asked by Annie to Cat?, Elaine, Helena, Iain, Gabriel on 4 Mar 2016. This question was also asked by Puppy24.
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        Olusegun Gabriel Fawole answered on 4 Mar 2016:

        Yes. Unravelling and getting to understand how certain thing work/operate have been something I had loved as a teenager.

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        Iain McLellan answered on 7 Mar 2016:

        Hi Annie,
        Not always. When I was at primary school I wanted to be a pilot so I could fly Concorde or a Jumbo Jet!
        But when I got to secondary school I really liked doing experiments and when I went to university it was to do science and I really like it

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        Helena Quilter answered on 7 Mar 2016:

        I’ve always liked science! I always wanted to understand how things worked. I remember having a science kit at home when I was little and my big brother and I used to make blue crystals with it in my parents’ garage. I used to love watching sciencey films too. I used to like playing music and playing football and hockey a lot too so I didn’t always know I wanted to be a scientist when I grew up – I decided that when I was about 16.

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        Cat Scott ? answered on 9 Mar 2016:

        I always enjoyed science when I was at school, but for a long time I wanted to be a dentist (euw!) – then I realised I was far too sqeamish for that!!

        When I went to University I studied Chemistry and started to learn about the environment, that’s when I decided to be an environmental scientist.

        I have changed my mind a lot of times along the way though – that is ok, you have plenty of time to decide what you want to be when you grow up!

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