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Asked by tomcat on 21 Nov 2024. This question was also asked by draw520news, save520sync, whew520kaes, duke520bhut, rush520gast, tame520gast.
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Luke Fountain answered on 21 Nov 2024:
If you mean what age did I start working as a scientist, I was 26. However, I started doing scientific research back when I was doing my Master’s degree in 2017-2018 at age 21/22, and continued on to do a PhD, which is also like working as a scientist, except you get a qualification at the end of it, and the title Dr.!
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Rachael Eggleston answered on 22 Nov 2024:
It depends on what you mean by ‘start.’ I started studying plant biology for my bachelor’s when I was 17 and started my PhD when I was 21, but I started being interested in plants when I was about 13.
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Martin McCoustra answered on 4 Dec 2024:
It depends when you define the start of my career… I would probably say my first academic job and that was at 25 after my PhD and a short period as a post-doctoral research assistant.
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I started my interest in Biology when I was at school. I loved learning about different animals and how they evolved. Even from a young age (maybe 7 or 8?). Then is started studying Biology at Uni aged 18, and PhD when at 22