|
How did you get in?
I started as a teacher in a small unit for autism in
Barnet, north London. Just 6 teachers and 6 children.
Full time for a year, and in the process of getting
to know the children, I became intrigued by the dissociation
between their social and non-social intelligences.
|
What's been the highlight
of your working career so far?
Being able to move from psychology to neuroscience
to endocrinology to genetics. I just love the
fact that science has been multi-disciplinary
and that one has to keep crossing discipline boundaries
to go deeper.
What keeps
you going through the hard times?
For every 5 studies that don't work out, there's
one that does!
|
|
 |
What was your last
project/piece of work/title of last scientific paper?
The Essential Difference (Penguin, 2003)
Prenatal Testosterone in Mind (MIT Press, 2004)
The Exact Mind (Jessica Kingsley Ltd, 2004)
Mind Reading: the interactive guide to human emotions
(DVD-RoM - www.jkp.com/mindreading)
Who inspires you?
Watson and Crick
What would you like to be remembered
for?
That's for others to judge!
|
