Meet the Scientist: Grace, PhD Student in Biochemistry
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- This is one of five videos in the PERFORM Toolkit for Teachers. These videos introduce students to scientists from across Europe who are in the early stages of their careers. The videos should help to de-mystify what it is like to be a scientist and maybe even challenge some stereotypes!
The first half of the video, Meet The Scientist, introduces the researcher, reveals their reasons for going into their field of science and gives their take on what it is like to be a scientist. This section is designed to give insight into careers in science and life as a scientist. The second half of the video, The Bigger Picture, highlights the links between science and our lives as citizens, including ethical dilemmas researchers face when carrying out their research. This section is designed to support discussion on the relationship between science and society.
The PERFORM Toolkit for Teachers provides supporting documentation to accompany each video and suggestions for how teachers can use the videos in the classroom to inspire students to consider a career in science for themselves. The PERFORM Toolkit for Teachers provides secondary science teachers with a series of resources to help stimulate discussion on science and society in the classroom. The activities in the toolkit are based on ideas and performance techniques used during PERFORM teacher training across the UK, France and Spain during the PERFORM project in 2016-2018.
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Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
Yes, it is.
@@yeong-jikwak4302 sarcasm bro
That’s exciting, I’m a biochemistry student and really interested in Genome enginey too !
Cool! ;)
Abiogenesis fails
Really cool concept to expose people to what it's like to be a researcher! Great video! I'm a Biomed PhD, also promoting PhD life, and Biomedical Science of course ;)
How many years did it take you to get a phD. Just curious because i’m planning to go on that path. 😊
@@nimra7569 I'm still going at it! Now in the beginning of my 3rd year. Plan is to complete within 4 years and up until now it still seems feasible! After that, most likely back to industry!
I like your approach to improving lives of the masses!
I myself wanted to be a scientist..
Great work scientist.. Wish you all the good luck!
I am a graduated student. I want to study Biochemistry. It's very cool subject with two dimensions. Chemistry is one of my favorite subjects that can led us to discovery of new medicine.
great,am an MSc student in Clinical biochemistry and been facing alot of trouble choosing a topic to work on for my project.
She was definitely bragging when she flipped those Gloves and It worked.
so what. She can set on my face anyday
mtDNA is a very amazing case study. ABiochemistry undergraduate in the UNILAG I’m really looking forward to this.
I'm starting my biochemical degree at the end of July. I'm really excited to one day become a scientist and start to understand how things work, and hopefully build new knowledge that can contribute ;)
This is so interesting, currently on a biochem path and I'm excited to get to deeper levels of understanding this material!
Hey, how's ur studies going?
This information is very useful thank you so much
I love it
Such a young age she is doing her phd...and now where she is??
Hello,
im looking for a Ph.D in biothechnology,but at the same time i would love to have teaching job with good salary ,Is it possible there..please guide.
Does it have good job offers?
@@manuelsalcedo8351 so far i havent seen any such Ph.D,in a good university
@@bioclass7763 you’re not looking hard enough. There are plenty of phds being offered left and right, I’m not even looking for phds and I see them posted a lot
cool beans
Hii....does ph.d in molecular biology or genetics involves animal dissections too??...please reply
Please reply
organ isolation for omics studies involves dissection of model organism.
@@billybro1403 thanks for reply.....can you please suggest some topics for ph.d programme in life sciences that does not include dissections
@@letsameliorate1351 You could pick research topics that completely bypass in vivo mammal experiments, but you'd be going over a vast resource including transgenic mice.
Best case, you could do microbial experimentation, using yeast (or some other fungus), or model bacterium like E.coli.
Hi maim.
Good evening🌙🌙🌙🌙🌙
P.hD in America course fee and job
sign me the fuq up
I am a biochemistry bachelor's student from India , I need to ask you some questions can I have your mail id ?
Where are you studying from