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Asked by kajs to Claire, Elizabeth, Manolis, Mark, Zach on 11 Mar 2014. This question was also asked by demileedoo, superbunny, glewis, jadew, michaelo, arthurc, aarmstrong1, charliec2003, ratboy7, , , danb, .
Question: What made you want to start science and when did you start
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Mark Wallace answered on 11 Mar 2014:
Science is just a way try and get some decent answers to the questions I have about the world. I’ve always had questions, so you could say I’ve always been trying to be a scientist.
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Zach Dixon answered on 12 Mar 2014:
I have always been interested in science, or more specifically the human body, it’s pretty amazing what we are made up of!
I started choosing to study science when I was 16 and I took A-level biology and chemistry! And I haven’t stopped since 🙂
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Claire Vinten answered on 12 Mar 2014:
I started science because I had to at school… everyone has to learn the basics.
It was when I started paying attention in my lessons that I realised I was really enjoying what I was learning. I started asking lots of questions so I could find out more.
It just never stopped from there! I kept wanting to learn more and more things about the universe around us, so I kept going in science. As my other love was animals, I started looking at the science of animals and became a vet!
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Elizabeth Ratcliffe answered on 12 Mar 2014:
Hi kajs, I was interested in science at school, and I’ve always really enjoyed science programmes like the Royal Institution Christmas lectures. Some of my inspiration came from a very sad time in my life. When I was eleven my cousin died of a disease caused by a virus. As I grew up I started to wonder how tiny little things like viruses and bacteria could cause harm to people and animals. So I guess it started from being quite young but it wasn’t until I was doing A-levels at 17 that I knew I wanted to go further and do science at Uni. Over time I’ve got more and more into healthcare – related science and how we can fight and prevent diseases
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