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A science career on two continents.

Caroline Dean

It is interesting to reflect on one's career path. As a young teenager I was hooked on marine biology programs on TV presented by Jacques Cousteau, and as a result chose to register for a marine biology degree at the university. However, the initial coursework involved analysis and