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Transcript for MoleClues TV: Comments from attendees at Molecular Frontiers Symposium & Youth Forum in Stockholm 2008
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MoleClues TV presents |
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Molecular Frontiers Symposium & Youth Forum |
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May 30-31, 2008 |
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Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Stockholm, Sweden. |
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What did the teenagers who attended the symposium think? |
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Well, it has given a really good impression and |
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kind of destroyed the image of scientists as grey old men that |
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only sit in studies and do research. |
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It has given them a better look, if you can say so |
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and made it all very much interesting. |
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We get to know a lot of things that they are doing at the moment. |
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It's fun to see what scientists have to ask their fellow scientists about in their research |
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since everyone can't specialize in all fields. |
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This is really advanced stuff, so you realize that |
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those who aren't 100% working with this |
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they have a lot of things to learn. |
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It was quite interesting that everybody wasn’t so serious, people were laughing and |
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it felt like a group, where everybody knew each other. |
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I thought it was quite scary as well, but people were coming and they were talking to us |
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like we were almost like them, although we didn't know anything! |
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That was really interesting. |
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I’ve really enjoyed being here and it was really interesting |
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hearing all these sessions and what they had to say. |
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It was very fun! |
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The general view from a teenager’s point of view is that |
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science is really boring, or that scientists in general are really boring. |
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But after seeing these men and women who put so much work into science |
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come out and show their personality instead just makes me really happy! |
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And they make jokes and it’s really fun to be here and talk to them |
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and they really connect to you. |
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I have got more interested in chemistry now than I was before |
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and I think that the professors have had very interesting things to tell us about. |
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During my stay here I have discovered how big the world of chemistry really is |
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and that makes me happy because then there could be something interesting for everybody. |
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I hope I can find something that‘s for me. |
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I’ve had this feeling that in science, everything was discovered |
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but by going to this I’ve heard there are lots of things we don’t know, actually |
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so it really feels like there is a new field to study |
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and I am so inspired to become a scientist myself! |