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Zena Hadjivasiliou
My Work: I like to use equations to explain fascinating patterns that we see in nature, like the spirals on the shells of snails and the stripes on zebras. I am also interested in the differences between male and female sexual cells and their evolution.
Status: Way to go Frank! And thanks to all the students for the fun questions!
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why do we have the galaxy/universe?Latest Comment:
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Jared Parnell
My Work: I'm a software engineer working on websites like BBC Bitesize.
Status: I'm just relaxing and keeping an eye on the world!
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Isabel Pires
My Work: I am a Cancer Biologist, and in my work I try to understand how the conditions in a tumour can change the cells within it, and how we can use these changes to make cancer cells easier to detect and more sensitive to treatment.
Status: Congrats Frank! Can't wait to see the real Lego balance in action!
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is being a scientist interesting?Latest Comment:
What is fragile X syndrome and how does it affect the human body and mind? (1 comments) -
Ian Sandal
My Work: I make and study new materials for lasers or that can detect light.
Latest Question:
how is it possible for dogs to see only black and whiteLatest Comment:
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Frank Longford
My Work: I am a PhD student at the Institute of Complex Systems Simulation (ICSS) in Southampton, studying the mysteries of water’s surface using supercomputer simulations.