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Asked by anon-373626 on 15 Nov 2023.
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Ollie Thomas answered on 16 Nov 2023:
I’m 26. I am a bit older than most of the people at my level as It has taken me longer to do my degree because I had to take time out due to my disability. But age doesn’t really matter, whatever your age or whoever you are you can be a scientist.
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Jonathan Allen answered on 16 Nov 2023:
I’m 37. I started work when I was 26, which followed school and university up until then.
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Eloise Greenwood answered on 17 Nov 2023:
I am 23 and I started working last year when I was 21 (I joined my job just before my 22nd birthday)
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Andrew Lyon answered on 17 Nov 2023:
I am 51 and have been working at the Environment Agency since I was 19!
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Ian McKinley answered on 21 Nov 2023:
I am 69 – so I guess I am one of the dinosaurs in this field. I have been involved in scientific research since 1975 and still find the work fascinating – so, despite the fact that I am supposed to be retired, I still spend much of my time on technical projects. These are mainly in Japan, so I still need to travel quite a lot.
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