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TokyoExperiments, in any case, are entertaining. I want to share the excitement of discovering a brand-new phenomenon and knowing that I conducted a successful experiment. I want you to have the best time possible while performing research in our cozy lab.
I chose to pursue a career in science because I wanted to work in a field where I could utilize my manual dexterity. As a researcher, I was drawn to the thought that I could make beautiful crystals, conduct precise and accurate measurements, and provide correct data.These are the fundamental steps that form the basis of my research. Searching for good crystals can be time-consuming and requires me to spend two to three hours examining them under a microscope. However, when I am fully focused, it becomes easier to find high quality crystals, and the moment I discover one is incredibly satisfying. The feeling of relief when I find "the only one crystal" is what drives my passion for research. Looking back, when I was in elementary school, I used to gaze up at the starry sky during astronomy observations. Later in high school, I observed how metal seeds would grow and form a miniature forest, as well as experiments that would instantly change the color of materials. Perhaps it was the beauty that science can create that drew me to pursue a career in this field.
