How old were you when you knew you wanted to become a scientist?
"I don’t remember one particular age when I decided I wanted to be a scientist. I was always curious about the natural world and enjoyed science, which eventually led me to study a Bachelor of Science and become a science and STEM educator. My interest has continued to grow through teaching, hands-on science and working with communities."
Areas of interest
STEM education, science communication, environmental science, ecology, bees and pollinators, biosecurity, invasive species, microscopy and hands-on science learning.
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