How to be a Scientist

4. A scientist who detects anomaly in cells due to infections, diseases, and cancers.
6. A branch of science related to understanding the properties of matter and energy.
11. Using science, math, and creativity to solve problems.
12. A scientist who validates and develops models for interaction between software and devices or end-users and computers.
14. A scientist who studies sustainable ways to make soils and plants more productive.
15. A scientist who studies genes and performs experiments in model organisms.
16. A scientist who focuses on the study of space, which includes planets, asteroids, stars, and galaxies thousands of light-years away.
17. Biology is the branch of science that focuses on the study of living organisms. Marine biology focuses on studying living things in the ocean.

1. A scientist who works to understand the history of Earth. They examine the solid, liquid, and gaseous substance that constitutes our planet, as well as the series of event that shape them.
2. A plant scientist who studies physiological processes like photosynthesis at the molecular level and performs tests to improve disease resistance, yield, and nutritional value of crops.
3. A scientist who studies fossilized remains of living things and their evolutionary significance.
5. A scientist who assesses the interrelationships between organisms and their environments
7. A subject that students can specialize in while working on a college degree.
8. A person who is studying or has expert knowledge of one or more of the natural or physical sciences.
9. A doctorate is the highest degree a person can obtain in their field of study. Dr. Jeff has a doctorate in biochemistry.
10. The branch of science that deals with the identification of substances that make up matter, their properties, and the ways they interact.
13. All of the things existing in nature that are not made by humans.