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[Music plays and text appears on screen: BHP Billiton Science and Engineering Awards 2016]

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[Male voice off screen:  “Science is that gathering of knowledge. That inch by inch journey to that all knowing”]

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Male: I think the future of science and engineering will be pretty awesome. It’s pretty exciting right now as it.

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Female: I love medical science as well as engineering.

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Male: I love the idea of working at the cutting edge of technology and that’s just incredibly fun, I love that.

Male: I want to the doctor that improves the human condition.

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Female: I think the future is based almost completely around STEM, science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

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Male: I’ve always had an interest in earthquakes and plate tectonics and this seemed like an interesting concept to flesh out.

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Male: This project really inspired me to push that dream forward and pursue a career in medicine.

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Female: I’ve seen, first hand, people living in third world communities without the basic necessities of power and clean water. I wanted to create a device that solves these two problems in an inexpensive and easy to use device.

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Male: I did this project with a friend, and our project centred around the GRACE satellites, which is a pair of satellites that orbit the Earth, collecting information about changes in the Earth’s gravity.

Female: My project was entitled 1.9: A Possible Treatment for Alzheimer’s.

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Male: Well, I’m using a microphone array and a system called sound localisation.

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Male: I taught myself to develop inexpensive prosthesis.

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Female: I would try to create assistive technology for people with disorders such as Down syndrome.

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Male: There will be many scientific breakthroughs in all fields and I think it will be really interesting to see what these breakthroughs are.

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Male: The way that we conduct experiments is going to change, but that core scientific method is definitely going to stay.

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Female: In the future, science and engineering will take another leap forward and make our lives better.

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Male: I think science and engineering would be increasingly reliant on robotics and fusion reactors and quantum computers.

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Male: In the future I hope to graduate as an astrophysicists.

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Male: I won’t presume to know anything about what it would be like in the future, only that I’d like to be in the middle of it.

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Female: If I was the smartest person in the world, I would want to solve the problem with the lack of clean water in third world countries.

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Female: Solve the problem of world hunger. Harnessing this issue as soon as possible is vital.

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Male: Eradicate all nuclear weaponry.

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Male: I would want to solve the problem of superficial judgement of other people.

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Male: Science and engineering would both benefit greatly if they just did more to make people believe that science can be for anyone.

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Female: Hopefully in the future science will lead me on a path to benefit other people. I mean, they say one person can change the world and hey, it could be me (chuckles).

[Music plays text appears on screen: BHP Billiton Science and Engineering Awards 2016]

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