Scientist
A " scientifique" is a person who devotes herself to the study of a Science or sciences and which is devoted to the study of a field with the Rigueur and the scientific methods.
“Scientist” and “scientist” are equivalent terms very employed, in particular in literature.
Mathematical sciences were gathered with sciences.
Qualified professions of “scientists”:
Scientist and engineers
There is no precise distinction between science and technology although the engineers typically have practical goals with the spirit while the scientists study fundamental phenomena. Both proceed starting from the problems and seek solutions. The scientists often achieve tasks of technology by designing the experimental equipment and the prototypes of construction and some engineers make the scientific research of first order. The mechanical engineers, electricians, chemists and into aerospace are often in the forefront of the study of new phenomena and materials. Peter Debye received a degree in electrical engineering and a doctorate of physics before gaining a Nobel Prize of chemistry thereafter. Claude Shannon, an engineer, founded the modern theory of information.
Adjective
Scientifique of Latin scientificus is an indicating adjective what is relating to science (sometimes in opposition to arts person). By extension, is used as qualifier synonymous with nature suitable for science: rigor, requirement, etc (ex: This method is scientist ). the use of scientist to nominate a person is thus a Substantif.
Lists of scientists
See too
Internal bonds
Simple: Scientist
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