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Asked by anon-370997 on 8 Nov 2023. This question was also asked by anon-375896.
Question: hi what is your favourite part of since
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Octavia Brayley answered on 8 Nov 2023:
I really love learning new things and you get to do that every day as a scientist! It can also be challenging at times, so I’m constantly pushing myself and improving my skill set. It’s also really rewarding to feel like the research you’re doing is hopefully going to positively impact the environment and contribute to scientific knowledge.
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Ian McKinley answered on 8 Nov 2023:
For me, the best part of science is working on tricky problems that are important for the environment – and training younger staff who will do this work in the future.
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Jonathan Allen answered on 8 Nov 2023:
My favourite thing is that I am constantly working on something new. I work on lots of projects that last for a month or two and then there’s something new to do. So I am constantly being asked new questions, learning new things and working with new people with different backgrounds and skills. It keeps me really interested in my work rather than doing the same thing every day with the same people.
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Andrew Lyon answered on 8 Nov 2023:
My favourite thing about science is that there’s always new things to learn and discover and then being able to use that knowledge to identify and solve problems.
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Eloise Greenwood answered on 8 Nov 2023:
My favourite thing about science is the endless possibilities! You can always learn more! 🙂 In particular I love learning about all the different animals and plant species that exist (there are soooo many!)
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Paula McMahon answered on 9 Nov 2023:
I love that in my job it always changing so it is interesting. Also as an engineer we provide things for the good of society which is great.
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Amy Stockwell answered on 10 Nov 2023:
My degree is in chemistry. I find it fascinating that the world is made up of atoms. Simple rules govern how they interact, but the variety of results is massive.
Now I am more of a generalist. I calculate environmental impacts of different processes and products, so I need to understand a lot of engineering.
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