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JON COPLEY: I study life
at the bottom of the ocean -

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the very deep ocean.

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DRAGANA MLADENOVIC:
I'm a Roman archaeologist,

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so I look at how
Romans interacted

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with peoples they conquered.

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FILIPPO FAZI:
Well, I work on sound,

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and I try to understand
how sound is generated--

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how it propagates
in an environment.

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LIZ CLUETT: I research
women's experience of birth.

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WILL JENNINGS:
Looking at how

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voters - how the public
evaluate the competence

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of political parties.

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RUTH BARTLETT: I've
researched mainly the lives

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of people who have dementia.

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DAVID READ: So my
aim is to get involved

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in education research - to
find ways to collect evidence,

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to find out what works
and what doesn't work.

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FILIPPO FAZI: What inspires
me to undertake research?

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RUTH BARTLETT: It was about
trying to make a difference.

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DRAGANA MLADENOVIC: Well,
I've always been curious.

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JON COPLEY: I've always
been fascinated by the unknown.

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LIZ CLUETT: I was
a practicing midwife,

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and I care for women.

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FILIPPO FAZI:
It was curiosity.

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Isn't it fascinating
to try and understand

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what is the physical
underpinnings

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of this phenomena?

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DAVID READ: So educators
can make informed decisions

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about what to do
in the classroom.

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DRAGANA MLADENOVIC:
And research

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is one of the ways of
finding things out.

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WILL JENNINGS:
Influence the views

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they hold about the world.

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FILIPPO FAZI: Using all this
knowledge in a creative manner

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to create devices and new things
and advance the technology.

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DAVID READ: So we can
publish this and share it

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with the wider community.

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DRAGANA MLADENOVIC: And the
pleasure of finally cracking it

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is quite unique.

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