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"The features that help make a good or a great scientist
really are not some of the ones that our society most often
points to," says A. James Hudspeth, who studies the
biology of hearing. What scientists also need are "ideas
that run counter to some preconceived notions" and plain
perseverance — "a lot of time and a lot of patience." Put
those traits together in the right way, Hudspeth says, and
the results can be "remarkably rewarding."
Read the full transcript of Dr. Hudspeth's remarks.
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