Seven Questions with... Luke McAdie

Luke Mcadie
Luke Mcadie
Luke Mcadie This week we're joined by Luke McAdie, BSc Natural Sciences student and Millenium Fellow. Here, he chats to us about planning and launching an expedition to Oman, starting a new UCL student society and discovering plant lore in the Archaeology Library. What are you studying, why are you interested in this subject and what do you plan to do in the future?. I'm studying a fantastic course called Natural Sciences, which allows me to combine a variety of subjects and interests with my streams being Physics and History and Philosophy of Science. I am fascinated in observing and understanding the world around me and combining both the critical thinking and historical lessons of philosophy and history with the modelling and mathematical descriptions of the world in physics. An ideal future would be some fusion of an Explorer, Scientist, Diplomat and Thinker. I am thinking of applying to the UK Diplomatic Service or pursuing further research into impactful scientific discoveries linked to climate change, the environment and global development.
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