Kate Trinajstic
Me and my Work: I’m a paleontologist who is trying to understand how we evolved an internal skeleton. I am using the synchrotron in France to examine different types of mineralised tissues such as bone, cartilage and dentine, and why different groups of vertebrate animals have different types of mineralised tissues. I am also looking at how bone grows and as the bone grows how muscles remain attached.
Latest Question:
Which famous scientist do you aspire to be like?
Latest Comment:
was science your favourite subject in school? (1 comments)
Herbert Chiou
Me and my Work: I passionately help create and develop relevant consumer health care solutions in an ever evolving environment.
Status: Thanks for playing everybody. If students or teachers want to talk to me, I am on Twitter as @herbertchiou
Latest Question:
What sort of future does science have?
Latest Comment:
What is your one wish or goal that you hope to achieve through studying science? (1 comments)
Goli Samimi
Me and my Work: Our group works towards improving treatment and survival in ovarian cancer patients.
Latest Question:
Why, out of all the countries in the world, would you spend the money to help education in Africa?
Latest Comment:
Is your full name Goli? (1 comments)
Chris Slape
Me and my Work: I’m a molecular biologist trying to understand what causes leukemia, and how we might prevent it.
Status: Really enjoying all the questions I'm getting! Keep asking!
Latest Question:
what is eye shadow made of?
Latest Comment:
Do you think science is the only thing that keeps our world together? (1 comments)
Brad Tucker
Me and my Work: I use supernovae, which are stars that have exploded, to figure out what the Universe is made out of, how it was formed, and what will happen to it.
Status: Sorry to all those whose questions I couldn't answer. ASK me it now and I'll give you an awesome answer :)
