THE MAKING OF A SCIENTIST ~Robert W. Peterson

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1. Raised flock of butterflies

1.1. In his Basement

1.2. From egg to catterpillar to adult

1.3. Started losing interest in tagging butterflies

1.3.1. Tedious work

1.3.2. No feedback

1.3.3. Two butterflies were recaptured

2. In Third Grade

2.1. Lost his father

3. Wrote to Dr. Urquhart for ideas

3.1. Real experiments

3.2. Stack of suggestions

3.3. County and International Fairs

4. During Seventh Grade

4.1. County Science Fair

4.2. Slides of frog tissues

4.3. Lost the competition

5. During eighth grade

5.1. Tried to find cause of viral disease killing monarchs

5.2. Won first prize

6. Science fair project

6.1. Viceroy butterflies copy Monarchs

6.2. found that starling eat monarchs

6.3. First division for zoology

7. Second year in high school

7.1. Discovery of unknown insect hormone

7.2. Purpose of gold spots on monarch pupa

7.3. First place in county fair

7.4. Entry into International Science and Engineering fair

7.5. Got chance to work at entomology laboratory of Walter Reed Army Institute of Research

8. Got chance to work in army laboratory by winning first place at International Science fair

9. Based on life of Richard H. Ebright (journey of Scientist)

10. His Childhood

10.1. Reading,Pennsylvania

10.2. Only child No football or baseball

10.3. Collect things

10.3.1. Rocks

10.3.2. Fossils

10.3.3. Coins

10.3.4. Butterflies

10.4. Star Gazing

10.5. Bright Mind

11. His Mother (Only Companion of Him)

11.1. Encouraged his interests

11.2. Bought many things

11.2.1. Telescope

11.2.2. Microscopes

11.2.3. Cameras

11.2.4. Mounting materials

12. During Second Grade

12.1. Collected all 25 species of butterflies around his hometown

12.2. Thought of end of butterfly collecting

12.3. His mother brought him book 'The Travels Of Monarch X'

12.3.1. Taught him related to migration of monarch butterflies

12.3.2. At the end, were asked to tag butterflies for Research

12.3.3. Dr. Frederick A. Urquhart

12.3.4. University of Toronto,Canada

12.3.5. Tagged many monarchs

13. After his freshmen year at Harvard University, identified the chemical structure of hormone secreted by spots on monarchs

14. At the age of twenty two

14.1. With his college mate James R. Wong

14.2. Explained theory on how cells work

14.3. In the article in Proceedings of the National Academy of Science

14.4. Graduated with highest honours

14.4.1. Second in class of 1510

15. Other Interests

15.1. Champion Debater

15.2. Public Speaker

15.3. Good canoeist

15.4. Expert photographer

15.5. Eager astronomer

16. Richard A. Weiherer

16.1. Social studies teacher

16.2. Advisor of both Clubs (Debating and Model United Nations Clubs)

16.3. Opened his mind to new ideas

17. Ingredients in making of a Scientist

17.1. Be Competitive but not in bad sense

17.2. First-Rate mind

17.3. Curiosity

17.4. Will to win