Food scientists can work in various settings, including food manufacturing companies, research and development labs, government agencies, and quality assurance laboratories. They may also find employment in academia, teaching and conducting research, or in food safety and regulatory organizations. Additionally, some food scientists work in marketing and product development roles, where they help create new food products and improve existing ones.
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Scientist are found in many many places...they work hard at it..some places are oceans lab forest invertigations hospital dentist home art bank schools vet And many many more
Dr. Jose Rizal - A polymath and national hero, he invented the "Rizal's Eye," an innovative device for testing eyesight. Dr. Angel Alcala - Known for his work in biodiversity, he developed artificial reefs to promote marine life conservation. Dr. Eduardo San Juan - He designed the "Lunar Rover," which was used during the Apollo missions. Dr. Maria Orosa - A food scientist, she invented "sinigang mix" and other food preservation techniques. Dr. Ramon Barba - An agricultural scientist, he pioneered the use of "gibberellins" in mango flowering to enhance fruit production.
depends..... if they want equipment and knowledge to see if its accurate ... But mostly dont
This branch of science is called foods chemistry.
Scientists are fed -- as are all workers -- with food brought to them by the logistical operations of the government for which they work.
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work is their job
There is no definitive information on Robert Hooke's favorite food. He was a scientist and inventor known for his work in the field of microscopy and cell biology, not for his culinary preferences.
its because the scientist is a scientist so he need to work hard to invent something not only for the world but also for himself.
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No newton was a scientist that worked alone
… They experimented more.
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