The WI Science Festival was a definite highlight for me too! Earlier in the year I had my honeymoon to Japan and New Zealand. That was pretty awesome!dlgoff said:
:( So sorry Evo.Evo said:For me, maybe 2015 will be better, 2014 was a very sad year.
The highlight of 2014 for me was successfully publishing my research on the effects of climate change on marine life in a top scientific journal. It was a culmination of years of hard work and dedication.
One of the most exciting discoveries I made in 2014 was the potential use of a new compound in treating antibiotic-resistant bacteria. This could have a huge impact on the medical field and I am currently working on further developing this research.
I attended several conferences and events in 2014, including the International Conference on Environmental Science and the Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience. These opportunities allowed me to network with other scientists and share my research with a wider audience.
In 2014, my research on the effects of pollution on local bird populations was used by local policymakers to implement stricter regulations on industrial waste disposal. It was rewarding to see the direct impact of my work on environmental conservation efforts.
One of the biggest challenges I faced in 2014 was securing funding for my research projects. However, I was able to overcome this obstacle by applying for grants and collaborating with other scientists to secure funding. It taught me the importance of networking and teamwork in the scientific community.