Imran uses his expertise in chemistry to do research on hazardous materials. He tells Josh Howgego what it’s like to do fundamental research for the government
Imran first became excited about science listening to Johnny Ball and Richard Feynman – people with an insatiable curiosity about the world around them. ‘Listen to people like that,’ he says, ‘and you can’t fail to be inspired to do some experiments.’
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