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Apr 30, 2026
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How sewing can set you up for failure and success in science
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Creativity in Science
Yasmin Proctor-Kent
(Lead R&D Scientist, Leica Biosystems, guest)
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Executive Summary
Yasmin Proctor-Kent, a lead R&D scientist in cancer diagnostics, discusses the profound parallels between the scientific process and her hobby of sewing.
She argues that both science and creative pursuits like sewing require the same methodical approach of research, experimentation, and iterative problem-solving.
Her journey as a runner-up on the TV show "The Great British Sewing Bee" was a personal tribute to her late father and a catalyst for embracing risk.
The episode emphasizes the critical importance of work-life balance and creative outlets for preventing burnout and enhancing performance and well-being as a scientist.
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