• Question: what would you want to do after finding out the answers to your experiments?

    Asked by dixons to Aime, Akshat, Diana, Gemma, Judith on 13 Jun 2011.
    • Photo: Judith McCann

      Judith McCann answered on 13 Jun 2011:

      During my research, once I’ve found the results to an experiment I would ideally like to find out the meaning and what that means to my project. If you mean after my PhD, I haven’t quite thought so far ahead yet, since I’m still in 1st year of my phd I’ve got along way to go yet!

    • Photo: Gemma Sharp

      Gemma Sharp answered on 13 Jun 2011:

      When I have the results of my experiments I’ll be able to analyse them to find out if/how they explain what happens in labour. Then hopefully I’ll get them published in a scientific journal so that everyone can read about them 🙂

      When I’ve finished my PhD, I’ll either try to get another job in my lab doing a similar project, or I’m thinking about maybe getting a job in science publishing or science communication (working as a journalist or in a science museum or something). Either way it’ll probably always be related to science!

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