• Question: how long have you been a scientist for?

    Asked by leena273 to David, James, Mike, Suze, Will on 15 Jun 2011. This question was also asked by ameeraf, ayishae.
    • Photo: Mike Dodd

      Mike Dodd answered on 14 Jun 2011:

      Hey leena, I guess I choose to be a scientists during my GCSE’s, when I realised I really liked thinking through problems and was very curious. I was a scientist beforehand as I have always been curious about the world, but that was the first time I knew I wanted to work in science and find out how the world ticks. So I guess that makes it about 10 years 🙂

    • Photo: James Marrow

      James Marrow answered on 14 Jun 2011:

      Well, I’m in mid-40’s now, so probably for at least 30 years

    • Photo: Suze Kundu

      Suze Kundu answered on 14 Jun 2011:

      Ever since the age that I was tall enough to stand on the toilet seat cover to reach my Mum’s lotions and creams in the bathroom cupboard. I must have been a nightmare as a toddler. Thank heavens eBay didn’t exist then, or it could have been a very different story for me!

    • Photo: William Eborall

      William Eborall answered on 15 Jun 2011:

      Hi leena. It depends when you count it as becoming a scientist. I’m 24 now, so if you take the beginning of GCSEs as the start about 10 years.

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