When you’re in love you want to tell the whole world!*

Do you want to stand on the soap and talk to passersby about your science? Oh, this seems to be very happy, I will apply. I found a place - amazing! Now I have to act * to do this, it is only 3 weeks. Arrgghhh Generally speaking, the worst thing about doing the event is the previous uncertainty. This will appear as a panic. I am nervous, but as long as I know when to leave, I will be fine. No, it's okay. Chip Soap Box Science Training

If trivial problems begin to occur, training will be done at the right time. What should I do. How do you make people interested? What happens if anyone can not stop listening? Will all of these be magnificent failures? Professor Kate Jones who is a graduate of Soapbox also did not say it is known as a bat girl. People will stop. They will ask questions. They will be interested. It kept a bit distracting when they continued to stay long, but that was not a lecture. Oh, that makes me feel better.

This is Robin Ince! He appears directly and has pictures to prove it. This is a wonderful little friend. I'm thinking about inspiration and a way to make a sticky image - you can use these things freely to remember the science the "woman of the earth" slowly speaks. Robin also states that enthusiasm for this theme always wins the audience. Okay, I can do it. The soil of my heart

These soap women are doing some really cool scientific research. I learned about the tortuous space of the earth, the caterpillar of drug delivery, and the time of use to discover cancer (sorry, these are my sticky images). And thanks for my very useful feedback on my props! We share ideas of the soap, talk about science and academia in general, and regret the election (with the help of several cups of wine). It is very useful to see everyone.

What does the crowd do? People hear the soap box (9 to 45 minutes, but it may be close to 3 minutes). Then they will be jealous. It's not personal, they just have to go somewhere, or they just want to hear soapbox shouting there. Remember: There is a powerful primer for building concepts that spread, associate, and personalize it. And look at their eyes. Aoife Glass (@ Silverstrange) Thank you

Five years ago, Seirian Sumner and Nathalie Pettorelli founded Soapbox Science. There are two central philosophies. The first is to promote women in the scientific world - Yes, we hope to exist and be a role model for all new scientists. The second is to bring science to a place you do not necessarily encounter. I love rivers, beaches, or art galleries. Scientific ambush booo!

Everyone enters the medical field for their own reasons. Some also want to help others. Some people want to work with the public. Some people want to work with their own hands. Some also want to pursue love for science. However, according to Dr. Beddfield, if you are paying for this money, you tell the medical department that it is "professional suicide" in the application or interview. "Competent candidates do not want to take a profession with a high income potential," he explained. Take a medical trip and think over your motivation and spend your time

You are looking for a job you like. You can not earn much money now, but you can come on the way. One day, a man approaches you. He is very impressed with your kindness and says that he wants to provide a job to your business. He works in another city, but the possibility of this position is astronomical. Suddenly, you can double the current salary and increase the room to grow with this new job. Not all situations are black and white as described above, but most people are faced with a similar 'way' on the career path. Even in the sense that it is economically struggling, do you follow the path to more money or continue your path to happiness?