• Question: What is your fav thing about I'm a scientist stay at home

    Asked by @Shannon on 13 May 2020.
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      Anna Zakrzewska answered on 13 May 2020:

      The best part is that we can interact with you- Live chats are great! I also constantly learn from all of you, as there are so many interesting questions on this site. Keep asking!

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      Sonia Lenehan answered on 13 May 2020:

      That I get to talk to so many students and other scientists. I have learned so much from you all asking such amazing questions and from the answers my fellow scientists give. It is also nice to have something to look forward to everyday and it helps keep my mind off of missing my family! So thank you for taking part and asking such brilliant questions!

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      Rosemary Josekutty Thomas answered on 13 May 2020:

      It is accessible to a larger number of students as there are more number of scientists helping out. It helps students to remain engaged in science even when schools aren’t physically open.

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      Jun Lin answered on 13 May 2020:

      My favourite thing to to have live chat with you. Got amazing questions that somethings I never even thought about myself. I learnt as well.

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      Simon Spichak answered on 13 May 2020:

      I agree with all the other scientists here! I love talking with all of the students – it’s inspiring how curious and inquisitive all of you are, and it never ceases to amaze me how intelligent and capable this next crop of scientists already are!

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      Dimitar Shterionov answered on 13 May 2020:

      I like the questions and how they make me thing about stuff that I don’t think about that often any more 😉 Thanks for all your awesome questions 🙂

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      Karen Bacon answered on 13 May 2020:

      The live chats – we get such brilliant questions and is great fun

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      Aruna Chandrasekar answered on 13 May 2020:

      Well, I love debating, talking facts and discussing science with people. This helps me keep sane during the long and lonely work from home hours.

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      Jean O'Dwyer answered on 13 May 2020:

      Getting asked really interesting questions! I’ve learned so much from this, it’s great fun

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      Aisling Ryan answered on 13 May 2020:

      I love getting to talk to all of the students and see what sort of interests you all have in science.
      I didn’t like science when I was at school so I’m really passionate about sharing my experience of being a scientist to try and encourage young people to consider science as a possible career, or even just an interest! Science is part of everything we do in everyday life and more! We should all question it and celebrate it 🙂

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      Sarah Mallen answered on 13 May 2020:

      My favorite thing is the questions from students like you on this forum and in the live chats. I’m learning a lot here like “how flies walk on ceilings” to “why the sky is blue”. As a scientist you never stop learning, from other people and the world around you which I think is what makes it so exciting. It’s good to keep asking questions (even if you think they might sound silly) and finding answers because that’s how you grow and learn and become a better scientist 🤓

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      Hannah Currivan answered on 14 May 2020:

      I really enjoy answering your questions on “I’m a scientist stay at home” as it gives me a break from the intensity of work!!! I am very busy at work as I am involved in three space projects!!!! I have lots of maths models to make and documentation to be completed to meet my deadlines!!!! 🚀

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      Fiona Malone answered on 21 May 2020:

      The live chats are very fun!

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