Perform studies on new and existing drugs and other pharmaceuticals for their effect on humans and animals. They study the source and chemical makeup of drugs. They might be responsible for ensuring drugs are safe and adhere to rules and regulations.

Use various methods of research including mathematics and biology to create and develop production processes related to chemicals. Aids in manufacturing products like pharmaceuticals, food, fuel and more.

Study the appearance, movement and effect of chemical compounds on the earth. This might involve the movement and distribution of compounds through water systems, the chemical makeup of minerals and more.

Research, manipulate and study materials that contain carbon. They might perform various scientific studies to identify or find applications for materials. Many different professions might employ organic chemistry like chemical engineers, veterinarians, pharmaceuticals and more.

Monitor and test the use of materials during the production process, ensuring all standards and protocols are met. Work in the pharmaceutical or manufacturing industries, and develop new products, testing methods, procedures, and processes.

Test and develop compounds and create new substances for a specific purpose. Work in a lab to develop materials for various industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and more.

Conduct research and analysis concerning the chemical properties of foods, in order to develop new or improve existing food and beverage products. The goal of many food chemists is to promote human or animal health by improving the quality, safety, nutritional value of food products and food product ingredients.

Examine substances for toxicology studies, develop pharmaceuticals, explore forensic questions, and more. You may work for one organization or dive in to a specialty such as forensics or toxicology.

Ensure research chemists can perform studies and experiments in a lab. You may perform various research tasks, including monitoring equipment and using research techniques.

Examine substances for toxicology studies, develop pharmaceuticals, explore forensic questions, and more. You may work for one organization or dive in to a specialty such as forensics or toxicology.

Collect and analyze crime scene evidence, such as blood, dirt, and tissue samples, and fingerprints. Detect the presence of substances in the body or at the crime scene, such as pharmaceuticals, poison, alcohol, etc. Report findings and present evidence and testimony in legal cases.

Develop curricula and present material to students in the form of lectures, projects, activities, and more. Ensure students retain a thorough and practical knowledge of chemistry by monitoring and assessing student work.

Prepare course materials and teaching courses to undergraduate and graduate students of degree-granting institutions. Teach courses in lecture, seminar, laboratory or field study formats. University professors may also conduct research related to their field of expertise.

Use various methods of research including mathematics and biology to create and develop production processes related to chemicals. Aids in manufacturing products like pharmaceuticals, food, fuel and more.

Research marine ecosystems. Perform scientific studies on topics like seafloor geology, ocean life, water compounds, circulation and more.

Study the appearance, movement and effect of chemical compounds on the earth. This might involve the movement and distribution of compounds through water systems, the chemical makeup of minerals and more.

Monitor and manage chemical pollutants in the air and water. You might work for entities with large production and manufacturing operations to ensure processes adhere to rules and regulations. You might also work to develop plans for better, more efficient ways for organizations to manage hazardous waste.

Research, manipulate and study materials that contain carbon. They might perform various scientific studies to identify or find applications for materials. Many different professions might employ organic chemistry like chemical engineers, veterinarians, pharmaceuticals and more.

Monitor and test the use of materials during the production process, ensuring all standards and protocols are met. Work in the pharmaceutical or manufacturing industries, and develop new products, testing methods, procedures, and processes.

Test and develop compounds and create new substances for a specific purpose. Work in a lab to develop materials for various industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and more.

Conduct research and analysis concerning the chemical properties of foods, in order to develop new or improve existing food and beverage products. The goal of many food chemists is to promote human or animal health by improving the quality, safety, nutritional value of food products and food product ingredients.

Examine substances for toxicology studies, develop pharmaceuticals, explore forensic questions, and more. You may work for one organization or dive in to a specialty such as forensics or toxicology.

Conduct research that covers many fields of inquiry and assists in the development of agricultural products, such as the development of molecules or chemical compounds that control a weed or other pest. Test compounds in order to determine the impact of included chemicals on the environment and in food.

Detect and monitor chemical levels in water. This may include verifying the safety of water purification processes, collecting and analyzing water from various sources, and using findings to inform the creation and enforcement of various rules, regulations, and policies.

Ensure research chemists can perform studies and experiments in a lab. You may perform various research tasks, including monitoring equipment and using research techniques.

Perform studies on new and existing drugs and other pharmaceuticals for their effect on humans and animals. They study the source and chemical makeup of drugs. They might be responsible for ensuring drugs are safe and adhere to rules and regulations.

Research, manipulate and study materials that contain carbon. They might perform various scientific studies to identify or find applications for materials. Many different professions might employ organic chemistry like chemical engineers, veterinarians, pharmaceuticals and more.

Monitor and test the use of materials during the production process, ensuring all standards and protocols are met. Work in the pharmaceutical or manufacturing industries, and develop new products, testing methods, procedures, and processes.

Test and develop compounds and create new substances for a specific purpose. Work in a lab to develop materials for various industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and more.

Conduct research and analysis concerning the chemical properties of foods, in order to develop new or improve existing food and beverage products. The goal of many food chemists is to promote human or animal health by improving the quality, safety, nutritional value of food products and food product ingredients.

Conduct research that covers many fields of inquiry and assists in the development of agricultural products, such as the development of molecules or chemical compounds that control a weed or other pest. Test compounds in order to determine the impact of included chemicals on the environment and in food.

Detect and monitor chemical levels in water. This may include verifying the safety of water purification processes, collecting and analyzing water from various sources, and using findings to inform the creation and enforcement of various rules, regulations, and policies.