What does it take to be a good scientist?

Answer 1

First, become as familiar as you can with the research that has been done in your field of inquiry. Then, make sure that you use the scientific method in all of your research. A good scientist is: # Curious

# Imaginative

# Resourceful

# Intellectually honest

# A Parallel thinker

# An analytical thinker

# Self motivated

# Patient

# Persistent

# Methodical

# Objective

# Diligent

Answer 2

I guess it would depend on what level scientist you would want to be and what field. I'm guessing that you are talking about the white coat and protective eye gear? Am I right? For that, you would need a degree.

Answer 3

For starters brush up on your spelling skills: the word is "SCIENTIST." A scientist can be anyone who analyzes chemicals or biological matter. There are different types of scientists which may be called different names, such as a laboratory technologist, forensic scientist, etc., all requiring a degree related to that field.

Answer 4

You gotta have a professional degree in scientific topics when you graduate from college.

Also, buy a lab coat and get a couple flasks of sulfuric acid.

Answer 5

self-discipline; intellectually sharp; perseverance; determination; curiosity...

Answer 6

some scientists need a PhD or masters degree they will need communication skills, interests, communication skills, people skills and scientific/technical knowledge

Answer 7

skills needed to be a good scientist:

good communication skills

good observation

patience

intelligence

hard worker

experimental

creative

Answer 8

curiosity and the willingness to recognize when you are wrong.

Answer 9

an inquiring mind