Life Scientists, All Other

About the Role

Life Scientists, All Other study living organisms and their relationships to the environment, contributing to fields like biology, ecology, and biotechnology.

Other Common Titles

Biochemist
Ecologist
Microbiologist
Geneticist
Molecular Biologist
Environmental Scientist

Typical Tasks

Design and conduct scientific experiments to study living organisms.
Analyze biological samples and data to draw conclusions.
Prepare reports and publications to communicate findings.
Collaborate with other scientists and researchers on various projects.
Monitor environmental conditions and their effects on organisms.
Conduct field research to collect samples and observe species in their natural habitats.
Develop and apply new laboratory techniques and technologies.

Notable People

Charles Darwin – Pioneered the theory of evolution and contributed significantly to the field of biology.
Rachel Carson – Her work in environmental science led to the awakening of the modern environmental movement.
James Watson – Co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, impacting genetics and molecular biology.

Recommended Resources

The Selfish Gene
A popular science book that explores evolutionary biology and the role of genes.
National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI)
A key resource for access to biomedical and genomic information.
Ecology & Evolution Podcast
A podcast discussing current research and trends in ecology and evolution.
Society for Conservation Biology
An organization that provides resources and networking opportunities for conservation professionals.