Science Handbook

Created by Captain Aidan Rackham on Wed Apr 15th, 2015 @ 12:55pm

Without science the Federation wouldn't have the means to back up their pioneering spirit. The great unknown, the massive leaps in medicine, technology and culture would be completely lost without the sharp minds parsing the information into usable bits to be brought home and recreated.

Onboard ship science has its hands in every department, supplying them with key information, research and findings. They are interpreters and guesstimators whose words could end the lives of all those surrounding them if they guess wrong. Dealing much in the realm of the unknown and hypotheticals, they are the magicians that make concrete reality out of a few base tries and some litmus paper.

General Duties

  • Advise all departments of technology and practices as they evolve
  • General survey of landing parties and probe information
  • Assisting Medical in the diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions and new life forms
  • Cataloguing and maintaining databanks of new life forms, planets, phenomena, substances, etc.
  • Working with engineering to implement new or alien technology
  • Assisting security with forensics
  • Translate sensor readings from the obscure to something resembling sense

    Specializations

  • Astronomy (cosmology, galactic astronomy, planetary geology, planetary science, stellar astronomy, solar)
  • Biology (anatomy, astrobiology, biochemistry, bioengineering, bioethics, biogeography, bioinformatics, biophysics, biopsychology, biotechnology, botany, cell biography, cryobiology, developmental biology, ecology, ethnobiology, ethnobotany, evolutionary biology, entomology, exobiology, forestry, genetics, gerontology, immunology, limology, marine biology, mathematical biology, microbiology, molecular biology, neuroscience, paleontology, parasitology, physiology, radiobiology, soil biology, biostatistics, theoretical biology, toxicology, zoology)
  • Chemistry (acid based reaction theories, alchemy, analytical chemistry, astrochemistry, biochemistry, crystallography, chemical engineering, environmental chemistry, food science, geochemistry, green chemistry, inorganic chemistry, materials science, medicinal chemistry, metallurgy, molecular physics, nuclear chemistry, organic chemistry, photochemistry, physical chemistry, radiochemistry, solid-state chemistry, stereochemistry, supramolecular chemistry, surface chemistry, theoretical chemistry)
  • Geosciences (atmospheric sciences, ecology, environmental sciences, geodesy, geography, geomorphology, geophysics, glaciology, hydrology, limnology, mineralogy, oceanography, paleoclimatology, palynology, physical, planetary geosciences, seismology, soil sciences, space science
  • Engineering (agricultural engineering, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, genetic engineering, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, military engineering, mining engineering, nuclear engineering, software engineering, test engineering)
  • Mathematics (calculus, computational, Euclidean geometry, geometry, probability mechanics, theoretical analysis, topology, trigonometry
  • Medicine (See Medical)
  • Physics (applied physics, astrophysics, atomic computational physics, condensed matter physics, experimental physics, high energy physics, mechanics, particle physics, plasma physics, quantum mechanics, solid mechanics, theoretical physics, thermal dynamics, entropy, general relativity, M-theory, special relativity)
  • Protosciences (dimension theory, theoreticals, computability theory, fringe, pathological science, pseudomathematics, pseudosciences, temporal sciences
  • Social Sciences (anthropology, exoarchaeology, linguist, philosophy, political sciences, psychology, sociobiology, sociology, xenopaleontology, xenopsychology, xenosociology)

    Created by Commander Rowena Patterson of USS Jericho.


    Categories: General Reference

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