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Environmental scientists study the environment and how plants, animals and other organisms are affected by it. They also study external influences, such as pollutants, and advise how to avoid or reduce harmful effects on the environment.
Forestry scientists research forest growth, wood processing, conservation and different types of trees, and how these can be used.
Forensic scientists apply scientific knowledge and skills to investigating crimes and helping the police find or eliminate crime suspects. They may also do research into developing or improving forensic techniques.
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Agricultural/horticultural scientists study farm animals, soils, pastures and crops to improve growth, health and quality, and to prevent pests and disease.
Medical laboratory scientists carry out laboratory tests on blood, tissues and other samples taken from patients.
Geologists study the structure and history of the Earth and Earth processes. They also advise on natural hazards and the development and use of the Earth's land and resources.
Food technologists research, develop and improve food and drink products. They may also be involved in the processing, packaging, storage and safety of food to meet government and industry standards.
Zoologists study animals and their behaviour in the wild or in captivity, and how they interact with other species and their environments.
Marine biologists study animals and plants that live in the sea, and how they interact with their surroundings.