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Asked by anon-236276 to Lucy, Greg, Emma, David, Anthony, Anna on 6 Mar 2020.
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David Mark answered on 6 Mar 2020:
I really want to keep doing science. I’m hoping that in the next 10 years I’ll be running my own lab group in a university and doing lots of cool science.
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Anna Stec answered on 9 Mar 2020:
It’s important to know what your personal values are. That helps me setting my aims for the future.
I want to make a difference in the World. It doesn’t have to be massive, as long as I’m satisfied with it. And I definitely want to contribute more to making our environment cleaner and more sustainable.
I promised myself to do one thing a week for the environment. For example, send a letter to a grocery chain or a product manufacturer and ask them to change their packaging for recyclable ones. It does matter!
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Emma Hayhurst answered on 9 Mar 2020:
I really want to make a difference. I’m aiming to be able to do that through science. I want to help ensure that science is focused on things that are useful to the world, as I think we have a lot of challenges which science can help solve
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Greg Heikel answered on 9 Mar 2020:
In the short term I want to finish my training so I can start doing the more important and complicated parts of my job. In the long term I’d like to get to the point where I can help run the hospital lab but that’s quite a way in the future!
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Lucy Kelly answered on 9 Mar 2020:
In the future I want to be still working in science, but not necessarily doing the actual science. Whether this means I help people find money to do science, or help groups of people who may not have access to what they need to do science.
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Anthony De Souza answered on 10 Mar 2020:
Work wise, all I’m aiming for is to enjoy what I do for work (since I work quite a bit).
I follow what I enjoy and I tend to do better at things I find challenging or fun. I tend to teach/lecture more these days as well as working in the lab.
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