Research

Technical communicators produce material that conveys scientific and technical information precisely, accurately, and clearly.

A physicist studies how the universe works.

A mathematician uses numbers and symbols in many ways, from creating new theories to translating scientific and technical problems into mathematical terms.

Materials scientists and engineers work with the materials involved in manufacturing all products used in our society.

Health physics is devoted to protecting people and the environment from radiation hazards.

A lab technician is someone who has learned the practical details and special techniques that are required in a modern scientific laboratory.

A biologist studies the origin, relationship, development, anatomy, and/or functions of living organisms ranging in size from microscopic to large.

An archaeologist studies past cultures and people: how they lived, what they ate, how they were organized socially and politically, what they made, and where they lived.

A business manager directs or plans the work of others in order to run a business at a profit.