Biotechnologists
Biotechnologists are responsible for creating and enhancing products and processes for medicine, agriculture and conservation using biological organisms.
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They will usually study the chemical, genetic and physical attributes of cells, organisms and tissues and recognize their industrial uses. They will study the genetic, physical and chemical attributes of cells, organisms and tissues and recognize their industrial use for them.
How to become a biotechnologist?
You need to have a degree in biotechnology or the same field, like biology, environmental engineering or biochemistry, to make a career as a biotechnologist.
Epidemiologists
They are also called disease detectives. They usually look for the outbreak source, identify who is at risk and find out how to prevent it from spreading or arising repeatedly.
They are the ones who carry out our investigation whenever there is an infectious outbreak or occurrence of any other threats. Many physicians and other health practitioners also get training for making a career as disease detectives or epidemiologists.
How to become an epidemiologist?
You can do courses such as B.Sc in Epidemiology, B.Sc or Bachelor of Public Health or other such things. As an extra qualification, you can also undergo M.Sc or Master’s degree in Public Health or even a PhD in Epidemiology.
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