Alan H. Savitzky: "The best part of my work is the discovery itself, knowing that I'm seeing or understanding something that has never been seen or understood before."
Anne Yoder: "I just bought a horse last October and do both dressage and trail riding. Horseback riding is instant sanity!"
Stephanie Viola Chasteen: "I'm a social dancer (swing, folk, zydeco, and waltz)."
Rebecca Dodder: "Watching babies "experiment" with everything shows that we are all natural born scientists trying to figure out how our world works!"
Healy Hamilton: "When I am in town, you can find me at farmers markets, on a bike or on foot on Mount Tamalpias, or throwing the stick at the beach for my dog until my arm falls off."
Gabriel Vecchi: Describes himself as "Oceanographer, traveler, amateur farmer".
Michael A. Morgan: "The challenges are different every day and it keeps you on your toes."
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Wallace 'J' Nichols: "I'm lucky because my "lab" is the ocean, so my goal is to be there as much as possible!"
Jeffrey A. Seminoff: "I love to discover new and exciting aspects about the biology of sea turtles and other marine animals, as well as figure out ways to lessen the impacts of humans on marine wildlife."
Jill Tarter: "The amazing possibilities of making contact with extraterrestrial, sentient beings."
E. O. Wiley: "Fishes are cool and their relationships are still mostly a mystery."
Michele Perchonok: "The only place that I can work on food for the astronauts is here at NASA. We have unique needs that no other food scientist has to worry about."
Thomas H. Lane: "I am proud to be a chemist because chemistry contributes to society and is the great solution provider to all of our greatest global challenges."
Kristala Jones Prather: "I love my science, but would give it up in a heartbeat to protect my family."
Meghan Miller: "Discovery. The creativity and the sleuthing in following hunches, and learning something completely new about how the Earth works."
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