• Question: What is your most recent archievments?

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      Asked by martinadebenito to katy, Anais, Lauren, Richard, Stuart on 10 Mar 2016.
      • Photo: Lauren Laing

        Lauren Laing answered on 10 Mar 2016:

        I was lucky enough to win some money to pay for me to go to Canada to present my research at a big conference. It was awesome fun, Canada is great if you like the outdoors, and the conference was a great experience. It was -26 degrees Celsius when I was there, and there was snow everywhere! Living on the south coast of England, we rarely see snow, so I really enjoyed building snow men, having snow ball fights and ice skating on the canal in Ottawa.

        I also got to meet lots of big scientists in my field, who I guess you could say are famous.

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        Anais Kahve answered on 13 Mar 2016:

        Winning a scholarship to enable me to do my research at the University of Exeter Medical School. There were loads of people who applied for my scholarship in June 2015 and I was lucky to be the one chosen. It pays to work hard so my advice to you is to aim high, anything is possible.

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        Richard Friend answered on 14 Mar 2016:

        Um, I don’t get a lot of achievements in the world of science. I recorded a Christmas album last year and it got played on the radio, I was pretty chuffed with that. Will that do?

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        Stuart Atkinson answered on 16 Mar 2016:

        I was really pleased to be recently awarded my PhD, especially because I did it part time and there were limited experimental facilities at Salford University (my company cleared out all the chemicals from the department so you could sort of say I am responsible for chemistry at Salford shutting down!)

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