• Question: 5. Do other scientist agree with your research if not why?

    Asked by anon-226997 to William, Thibaut "Tibo", Harry, Georgia, Emily, Aimee on 13 Nov 2019.
    • Photo: Aimee Egglestone

      Aimee Egglestone answered on 13 Nov 2019:

      Part of the point of my job is that: no, other scientists don’t agree with me. I am there to improve their processes and often to fix their mistakes! This sometimes gets some push back from the scientists whose processes I am working on, but in the end we tend to agree that the processes do actually work better and more efficiently once myself and my team are done with them – because that’s out job!

    • Photo: Georgia Orton

      Georgia Orton answered on 13 Nov 2019:

      Mostly, yes! Other scientists might do something differently to me, and that’s ok. We need lots of people bringing lots of ideas to the table to make progress.

    • Photo: Thibaut Deviese

      Thibaut Deviese answered on 14 Nov 2019:

      Most of the time scientists in my field agree with me but some disagree too. That’s fine, it is always good to have different opinions to solve a problem.

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