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

    Asked by mols1599 to Alberto, Chris, Emmanuel, Jennie, Michelle on 20 Jun 2013.
    • Photo: Michelle Taylor

      Michelle Taylor answered on 20 Jun 2013:

      I graduated from University 10 years ago, then I spent a year out in the field doing small field projects and helping other scientists collect their data. After that I spent 4 years doing the research for my PhD and I have been working as a fully fledged scientist since 2008, so almost 5 years now.

    • Photo: Chris Whittle

      Chris Whittle answered on 20 Jun 2013:

      I graduated about 5 years ago, and then left for teacher training. I taught for a few years then went back to university to do my PhD. I guess I’m not a fully trained scientist, but I’ve been doing my PhD for 18 months now.

    • Photo: Alberto Lapedriza

      Alberto Lapedriza answered on 20 Jun 2013:

      I’ve been doing my PhD for around 20 months, so I guess that’s the time I’ve been a scientist for. I’m fairly new in this!

    • Photo: Emmanuel Amabebe

      Emmanuel Amabebe answered on 22 Jun 2013:

      After graduation, I did a masters for 2 years during which time I did some research on thirst perception. After that I start my PhD. So I think I have been involved in science for about 3 years.

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