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Asked by browniee to Lewis, Jess, Divya, Clare, Ian on 10 Mar 2014. This question was also asked by grudzien.
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Lewis Dean answered on 10 Mar 2014:
Haha, that’s a cheeky question!
I am not going to try to convince you in this one answer, I hope that I can convince you to give me the money by answering your other questions that you post and in chats.
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Clare Nevin answered on 10 Mar 2014:
Ian would use your well-invested cash to get a 3D printer, which is an incredibly clever idea – it would be A LOT OF FUN. You can even print instruments.
The question is – would you rather the grant money goes to a new toy for Ian or for something educationally worthwhile for young people like you?
(No hard feelings Ian)
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Jess Smith answered on 10 Mar 2014:
Haha, yes a rather cheeky question! Not sure how to answer that, I think that everyone would spend the money well. Personally I would love to win, and think that I could use the cash to really help out with my outreach projects!
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Ian Hands-Portman answered on 10 Mar 2014:
Am I allowed to answer? The money was the least important part of signing up for this! But I’d love to be able to churn out 3d cells, viruses and beasties to make my outreach more fun.
The first thing I’d print would be the parts for another 3d printer ( yes they can do that!) and give it away as a school technology project.
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Divya Venkatesh answered on 10 Mar 2014:
haha yeah – I’m in this more for the experience than the money. It seems like it’s been a long time since school for me (though I’m still in school, technically!) and it just seemed like a good idea to see what it’s like. Vote if you like my answers – I’m sure all of us can find useful ways to spend £500 🙂
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