• Question: If you could choose one scientist/ engineer to work with, who would you choose and why?

    Asked by Clíodhna D St Dominics to Boris, Cat, Chung Han, Ian, Sophie, Sufia on 11 Jun 2018.
    • Photo: Ian

      Ian answered on 11 Jun 2018:

      Hi Cliodhna,
      I would quite like a coding lesson from Bill Gates – I’m not very good at it, and he is probably one of the most successful computer programmers of all time!

    • Photo: Sophie Louth

      Sophie Louth answered on 12 Jun 2018:

      Hi Clíodhna,

      I think I would like to work with Richard Feynman, he wasn’t bothered by authority, he was very clever but also able to help others. He has some books that I read while I was at school called “Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman!” and “The Pleasure of Finding Things Out” that are really fun to read and you don’t need to know lots of science to understand – he also has harder books but I would start with the fun ones!

      Best wishes,
      Sophie

    • Photo: Boris Mocialov

      Boris Mocialov answered on 12 Jun 2018:

      If I would have to choose only one person, it would be someone I trust and can rely on. Colleagues are no different from any other relationships. It is important to have complementary skills and good chemistry between one another

    • Photo: Cat Macleod

      Cat Macleod answered on 13 Jun 2018:

      Good question 🙂 but not an easy one to answer. It would be cool to work with a famous or influential scientist but they might be a horrible person and then it wouldn’t be fun!

    • Photo: Sufia Fatima

      Sufia Fatima answered on 13 Jun 2018:

      Elon musk- so i could be on the team designing and making the flying car how cool would that be.

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