The Science Thread.

[Quata]

Check in people. State what field you are currently in, any current research, what interests you, any home science, cool pics videos, etc!
I am currently in 2nd year science at uni, specializing in biomed, then moving onto medicine/psychiatry hopefully. I have a special interest in behavioural ecology though, mainly with rainforest birds. The **** they do is just amazing. Its a shame unless you are attenborough there is bugger all money in researching it :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuFyqzerHS8 -Lyre Bird

add on!

[pethuel03]

Health science ( Physical Therapy) - planning to go biomed engineering after the degree

[Ben Jordan]

Just finished my second year at uni as well. majoring in archeology.

[miller-time]

1st year psychology. i did the first six months of a bachelor of chemistry to.. but i dropped out. that was a few years ago now.

[Mamba]

http://www.bradkovach.com/wp-content/uploads/tryscience.png

[step_back]

I'm a personal trainer so my background is in human anatomy and biology.

[Positive]

I just finished my second year in chemical engineering. I really don't know what I'm going to do afterwords, but I think it'll be pretty cool regardless.

[DeuceWallaces]

Plant ecologist. Currently in my 2nd and final year for a Masters in the Forestry Department at UK. I have a biofuel plantation on a reclaimed coal mine in the Appalachian foothills (Cumberland Plateau) of eastern Kentucky. I also spent 3 years in various ecology departments at Grand Valley State, Michigan State, Michigan's Natural Heritage program, and the Nature Conservancy.

[boozehound]

science is dumb. try jesus

[artificial]

Writing a thesis in Symbolic Dynamics (math) for my college degree.

[Hawker]

Just finished my second year of undergrad in Petroleum Engineering and I'm now in my 2nd internship. Things are going good so far.

I'm pretty much interested in anything energy related but I'm also really interested in how things are made and how our infrastructure was built.

In other words, I don't take things for granted and try to learn and appreciate all the work that goes into building something or transportation of something.

[DonD13]

Gravitational waves detected for 1st time

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-35524440

[FKAri]

Gravitational waves detected for 1st time

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-35524440

Should have its own thread