I was just wondering if anyone is an actual doctor or works in a science related field. I’m working on my Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering. I’m thinking about going all the way to a PhD. Dr. Batman!
Back off man, I’m a scientist!
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I have my masters degree in general biology. I have done research that is not limited to microbiology, embryology, and biochemistry. I have presented research a few times, once at the British Society for Developmental Biology in York, England.
I have also done work in wildlife biology, especially with invertebrates. My specialty was butterflies.
Currently, I am working on my doctorate of dental sciences (dentist).
And though this may not count as a hard science, I have studied some metallurgy.
I had no idea.
I teach part-time at a certain university. Anyone else a teacher, lecturer, or professor.
I’m an Art professor at Steve’s Institute of Advanced Artistic Studies.
“I taught your mother a few things.”
I’ll take “Catch the ■■■■■” for 500, Alex
Psycho the ■■■■■■ for 1000
I am currently getting my degree in Marine Biology. I’d like to someday work with Great Whites.
I believe Kind was talking about Great Whites;
Just for the love of god, don’t become a teacher.
We had a substitute teacher who was a Marine Biologist as well, so we had to call him Doctor and all he ever did was talk about Sperm Whales and Starfish. At least he was helpful when we working on marine animals in bio :eyeroll:
No I definitely just want to work with Great Whites.
I have a degree in computer engineering with a minor in computer science and technically enough credits for a minor in mathmatics though didn’t apply for it.
I’m a love doctor.
…no I’m not.
I call myself a scientist, wear the white coat and probe a monkey every now and again.
And now we have AIDS.
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Licensed professional engineer (PE).
So your username isn’t just a GB reference…
What kind?