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memorage at least 10 branches of science
It is commonly taught today, that the three main branches of science are:Life Sciences:Botanical,Zoological,Social and Behavioral Systems.Earth Sciences:Atmospheric,Oceanic, Geologic,Tectonic Systems,Related Space Systems;Physical Sciences:Physics,Chemistry,Astronomy,Non-living Systems.A more fundamental and comprehensive view:Social Sciences:Sociology,Psychology,Political science,Economics.Natural Sciences:Earth sciences,Physical sciences,Life sciences,Formal Sciences:Logic, the basis of science,Mathematics, the language of science,Decision theory,Statistics.Views of science have changed in the past, and over time they will change again. However, curiosity, adventure, and profit will always drive science, and philosophy will continue to organize science and remind us that all new knowledge gained, even the least profitable and least exciting, is precious.Life, Physical, and Earth
The study of biology depends on learning a lot of things by heart using little logic whereas physics depends a lot on reasoning and logic. In physics, you learn little and reason a lot and in biology, you learn a lot but reason little (for the same amount of knowledge).
Chemistry is a branch of science and there are many specialized branches. Ten specialized branches of chemistry are nuclear chemistry, biochemistry, analytical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, thermochemistry, polymer chemistry, physical chemistry, medical chemistry, geochemistry and medicinal chemistry.
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Biology, Geology, meteorology, Chemistry, Bioengineering. You happy?
memorage at least 10 branches of science
Physics Kinetics Mechanics Electromagnetics Thermodynamics Biology Botany Zoology Geology Meteorology Astronomy Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Electrochemistry
No ... then I would be doing your homework (or amusement!) for you.
give at least 5 example of mechanics?
Scientists do specialize. A scientist should have at least some acquaintance with branches of science other than his or her own speciality, but it is certainly possible to focus mainly on one branch.
15 branches of biology include: Morphology, histology, cell biology, physiology, embryology, ecology, taxonomy, genetics, evolution, molecular biology, anthropology, agronomy, horticulture, pathology, entomology, ornithology, sericulture, forestry, microbiology, toxicology, zoology, botany, biotechnology, pharmacy, oncology etc.
It is commonly taught today, that the three main branches of science are:Life Sciences:Botanical,Zoological,Social and Behavioral Systems.Earth Sciences:Atmospheric,Oceanic, Geologic,Tectonic Systems,Related Space Systems;Physical Sciences:Physics,Chemistry,Astronomy,Non-living Systems.A more fundamental and comprehensive view:Social Sciences:Sociology,Psychology,Political science,Economics.Natural Sciences:Earth sciences,Physical sciences,Life sciences,Formal Sciences:Logic, the basis of science,Mathematics, the language of science,Decision theory,Statistics.Views of science have changed in the past, and over time they will change again. However, curiosity, adventure, and profit will always drive science, and philosophy will continue to organize science and remind us that all new knowledge gained, even the least profitable and least exciting, is precious.Life, Physical, and Earth
You must have at least a baccalaureate in chemistry, biology, forensic science, or criminalistics, to be a criminalist.
It isn't as popular as fields such as biology or history but it isn't the least popular field of science.
To a certain extent, Charles Darwin, and his views on Evolution, brought much attention to the field of biology. His views were based at least in part on biology and of course were controversial. Thus, it can be said he made this science "popular" in terms of peaking the public's interest in it.
Well, "biology" being itself a study topic and not a career, there really can't be any education requirements necessary.. HOWEVER to be a BIOLOGIST or at least to work primarily as a scientist focusing on biology, you'd probably need a Master's degree (MSc) in science (at least) to find work, although a PhD would give you better, cooler jobs.