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''' Science officers''' serve in the Science Department on [[starship|starships]] or [[starbase]]s. The head of the department is known as the '''Chief Science Officer''' and usually operates the [[science station]] on the [[bridge]] or [[operations center]]. | ''' Science officers''' serve in the Science Department on [[starship|starships]] or [[starbase]]s. The head of the department is known as the '''Chief Science Officer''' and usually operates the [[science station]] on the [[bridge]] or [[operations center]]. | ||
Serve in the Science Department on starships or starbases in Starfleet. As the name implies, science officers are responsible for observations, research, and experiments in any of the sciences, including mathematics, statistics, physics (physical and temporal), chemistry, botany, zoology, geology, cosmology, and others. Some science officers specialize in a particular discipline. The department has some overlap with the medical department in terms of microbiology, xenobiology, and life sciences. | |||
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Revision as of 04:03, 9 March 2007
Science officers serve in the Science Department on starships or starbases. The head of the department is known as the Chief Science Officer and usually operates the science station on the bridge or operations center.
Serve in the Science Department on starships or starbases in Starfleet. As the name implies, science officers are responsible for observations, research, and experiments in any of the sciences, including mathematics, statistics, physics (physical and temporal), chemistry, botany, zoology, geology, cosmology, and others. Some science officers specialize in a particular discipline. The department has some overlap with the medical department in terms of microbiology, xenobiology, and life sciences.
