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"You're going to make mistakes," says Christine E. Seidman, whose research team
studies the genetics of heart disease. "To be a good scientist is to see that
stop sign — to turn around and go back in another direction — with the same
enthusiasm and belief that you'll be successful again on the next try."
Scientists have diverse personalities, Seidman adds, and they work as a
team: "Sometimes you're fighting; sometimes you're disagreeing. But you're
also going to play and have a good time, too."
Read the full transcript of Dr. Seidman's remarks.
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