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NCB Now: Interview - Amrita Ghosh, 16, a member of the London PEAR group

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- Before being involved in PEAR, what was your experience of research?

As a young person I understood research to simply mean exploring a subject in depth, but now I understand that research isn't just simply finding out things but involves a series of different stages. Being involved in the whole research process, I've realised the importance of involving young people in research because, as well as learning what research is about, we also bring new ideas and show researchers what young people really think.

- What has your involvement been?

I've had the opportunity to carry out my own research within a group of young people, as well as to work with adult researchers on their projects, and to speak at two conferences.

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