All in a Day's Work: Careers in Science
- Author:
- Megan Sullivan
- Publisher:
- NSTA Press
- Reviewed in:
- Fall 2007
- Category:
- General
Sullivan says this, her first book, is aimed at giving students of all ages a taste of the diversity of careers in which science is used. The book profiles 34 people who use science in their daily work and provides readers with a glimpse of what it is like to actually apply science in the real world. The careers range from the expected — high school science teacher, microbiologist, and forensics technician — to the perhaps unexpected — firefighter, landscape architect, and historical archaeologist — to the adventurous — astronaut, deep-cave explorer, and oceanographer — to the offbeat — roller coaster designer, perfumer, and sports biomechanist.
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