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Agricultural and Food Scientist
What is an Agricultural and Food Scientist? An agricultural and food scientist is a professional who researches and develops ways to improve agricultural products and food production. They apply principles of science to agriculture, with the goal of improving the quality and safety of food, increasing crop yields, and…
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Agricultural Scientists
Conduct research and development to improve the productivity and sustainability of agricultural practices. They may specialize in areas such as animal science, crop science, soil science, or food science, working to enhance yields, improve nutrition, and develop more efficient farming methods. Occupational Outlook Handbook
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Animal Scientists
Study domestic farm animals, wildlife, and laboratory animals. They conduct research and development in areas such as genetics, nutrition, physiology, behavior, and health to improve animal production, conservation, and welfare. Occupational Outlook Handbook
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Anthropologists and Archaeologists
Anthropologists: Study the origin, development, and behavior of humans, including their societies, cultures, and languages. They examine the diversity of human experience across time and space. Archaeologists: Study past peoples and cultures by excavating and analyzing material remains, such as artifacts, buildings, and…
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Astronomers
Study celestial objects, space, and the physical universe as a whole. They observe and interpret astronomical phenomena, conduct research on the formation and evolution of stars, planets, galaxies, and other cosmic structures, and may develop theories and models to explain their observations. Occupational Outlook Handbook
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Atmospheric Scientists
Study weather, climate, and other atmospheric phenomena. They analyze data from weather stations, satellites, and computer models to forecast weather patterns, research climate change, and understand atmospheric processes. Occupational Outlook Handbook
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Biochemists and Biophysicists
Study the chemical and physical principles of living organisms and biological systems. They conduct research to understand the molecular basis of life processes and may work in areas such as drug development, disease research, and agricultural science. Occupational Outlook Handbook
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Bioinformatics Scientist
What is a Bioinformatics Scientist? A Bioinformatics Scientist is an interdisciplinary professional who develops and applies computational methods and statistical tools to analyze and interpret large volumes of complex biological data, particularly those related to genomics, proteomics, and molecular biology. They act as…
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Biological Scientists, All Other
This is a broad category encompassing biological scientists who conduct research and analyze data related to living organisms and their environments but are not classified in more specific biological science fields such as biochemists, zoologists, or microbiologists. Their work can be highly varied and may involve…
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Biological Technician
What is a Biological Technician? A biological technician is a professional who assists biological and medical scientists in laboratories or field settings. They conduct experiments, perform tests, and carry out research under the supervision of a lead scientist. Their work is essential for a wide range of fields, including…