Virologists
The role of a virologist is mainly in research or teaching, and most of them divide their time between these two activities. Virologists might also work as science writers or undergo extra training for working in the pharmaceutical business or law. They study a wide range of issues, including viral pathology, emerging viruses, viral replication, virus-cell interactions and plant virology.
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How to become a virologist?
You have to complete a bachelor’s degree in science to get a beginner-level microbiologist position that especially deals with viruses. But an MD or PhD degree is preferable for making a career in virology.
Biomedical Engineer
Biomedical engineers mainly focus on technological and medical advances to develop new devices and equipment for enhancing human Health. For instance, they can design software for running medical equipment or computer simulations to test new drug therapies.
How to become a biomedical engineer?
Bioengineers require a bachelor’s degree in bioengineering or biomedical engineering, or some related field. Some of the positions might need a graduate degree.
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