• Question: Is there a particular area of science which you would like to study more?

    Asked by anon-322231 on 22 Mar 2022.
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      Luke Humphrey answered on 22 Mar 2022:

      Astrophysics, quantum physics, zoology, climate science, renewables, structural engineering, archaeology, science history, evolution, sociology, forensic entomology, linguistic science/etymology…

      There’s not enough hours in a day and not enough days in a lifetime…

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      Daisy Shearer answered on 22 Mar 2022:

      I want to carry on studying quantum technology and learn more broadly about the field (I’m currently doing a PhD which is very narrow in its focus)! Hopefully, I will be able to do this after my PhD. I am really interested in learning about other quantum computing hardware as I have only worked with electron qubits and want to learn about superconducting and ion trap and topological qubits!

      As well as physics, I am also really interested in science communication and education so I want to study more about how we can make science communication and education more accessible and inclusive.

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      Alistair McShee answered on 23 Mar 2022:

      I’m always interested to see what other scientists are studying, but for the time being I am more than happy continuing to study my area of science as we still have plenty of unanswered questions!

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      Victoria Fawcett answered on 24 Mar 2022:

      As an Astronomer I have to say… space!
      I love exploring the Universe and trying to work out what is going on! In particular, I look at objects called “quasars”, which are extremely bright galaxies powered by material falling onto a supermassive black hole. They are very powerful and one of the brightest objects in the universe so I really enjoy studying them.

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