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Types of Science Ships:
Types of Science Ships, Stations and Laboratories:


In the article [[Specialized Science Systems (Build)]], it is mentioned that specialist science ships (and stations) can be built, where the primary mission of that ship (or even its class) is for a very specific branch of science, and can even be specified to specialize within that branch.
In the article [[Specialized Science Systems (Build)]], it is mentioned that specialist science ships (and stations) can be built, where the primary mission of that ship (or even its class) is for a very specific branch of science, and can even be specified to specialize within that branch. Likewise, in the [[Science Systems (Build)]] article, labs can be designated as general in nature or specifically installed to research a particular branch (or specialty).


The following is a list of science branches, and the specialities within, for which these ships can be fitted. It is not all-inclusive yet.
The following is a list of science branches, and the specialities within, for which these ships can be fitted. It is not yet all-inclusive.


*Life Sciences
*Life Sciences
**Agronomy: the study of utilizing plants for food, fuel, feed, and fiber
**Agronomy: study of utilizing plants for food, fuel, feed, and fiber
**Bioengineering:
**Bioengineering: application of engineering design to challenges in human health and medicine
**Biology:
**Biology: study of life
**Bionics:
***Biochemistry: study of the chemical processes in living organisms
**Biotechnology:
***Botany: study of plant life
**Botany:
****Mycology: study of fungi
**Ecology: the study of eco-systems
****Phytopathology: study of plant diseases
**Exobiology: the study of alien biology (alien & sentient)
****Phycology: study of algae
**Genetics
***Cell biology: study of cells
**Microbiology
***Exobiology: study of alien biology (alien & sentient)
**Paleontology
***Genetics: study of heredity and variation in living organisms
**Zoology
***Microbiology: study of microorganisms
***Molecular biology: study of biology at a molecular level
***Paleontology: study of prehistoric life forms
***Parasitology: study of parasites, their hosts, and the relationship between them
***Virology: study of biological viruses and virus-like agents
***Zoology: study of animals
****Anthrozoology: study of sentients/animal interactions
****Arachnology: study of spiders and related organisms
****Entomology: study of insects
*****Acarology: study of mites and ticks
*****Myrmecology: study of ants
****Ethology: study of animal behavior
*****Neuroethology: study of animal behavior and its underlying biological causation by the nervous system
****Herpetology: study of reptiles and amphibians
****Ichthyology: study of fish
****Malacology: study of mollusks
****Mammalogy: study of mammals
*****Cetology: study of cetaceans
*****Primatology: study of primates
****Ornithology: study of birds
****Planktology:  study of plankton
**Biomechanics: mechanics applied to biology
**Bionics: application of biological methods and systems found in nature to the design of engineering systems and modern technology
**Biotechnology: technology based on biology, especially when used in agriculture, food science, and medicine
**Ecology: study of eco-systems
***Bionomics (Species): study of an organism and its relation to its environment
 


*Medical Sciences
*Medical Sciences
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**Forensics:
**Forensics:
**General Medicine:
**General Medicine:
**Gerontology: study of aging
**Immunology: study of the immune system
**(Species) Medicine:
**(Species) Medicine:
**Pathology:
**Pathology:
**Psychology:
**Psychology:


*Physical Sciences
*Physical Sciences
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**Surgery (Specialization):
**Surgery (Specialization):
**Toxicology:
**Toxicology:


*Planetary Sciences
*Planetary Sciences
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**Geology
**Geology
**Hydrology
**Hydrology
***Limnology: study of inland waters
**Mineralogy
**Mineralogy
**Oceanography
**Oceanography
**Planetology
**Planetology
**Volcanology
**Volcanology


*Social Sciences
*Social Sciences
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**Political Science
**Political Science
**Sociology
**Sociology


*Space Sciences
*Space Sciences

Revision as of 11:31, 3 January 2008

Types of Science Ships, Stations and Laboratories:

In the article Specialized Science Systems (Build), it is mentioned that specialist science ships (and stations) can be built, where the primary mission of that ship (or even its class) is for a very specific branch of science, and can even be specified to specialize within that branch. Likewise, in the Science Systems (Build) article, labs can be designated as general in nature or specifically installed to research a particular branch (or specialty).

The following is a list of science branches, and the specialities within, for which these ships can be fitted. It is not yet all-inclusive.

  • Life Sciences
    • Agronomy: study of utilizing plants for food, fuel, feed, and fiber
    • Bioengineering: application of engineering design to challenges in human health and medicine
    • Biology: study of life
      • Biochemistry: study of the chemical processes in living organisms
      • Botany: study of plant life
        • Mycology: study of fungi
        • Phytopathology: study of plant diseases
        • Phycology: study of algae
      • Cell biology: study of cells
      • Exobiology: study of alien biology (alien & sentient)
      • Genetics: study of heredity and variation in living organisms
      • Microbiology: study of microorganisms
      • Molecular biology: study of biology at a molecular level
      • Paleontology: study of prehistoric life forms
      • Parasitology: study of parasites, their hosts, and the relationship between them
      • Virology: study of biological viruses and virus-like agents
      • Zoology: study of animals
        • Anthrozoology: study of sentients/animal interactions
        • Arachnology: study of spiders and related organisms
        • Entomology: study of insects
          • Acarology: study of mites and ticks
          • Myrmecology: study of ants
        • Ethology: study of animal behavior
          • Neuroethology: study of animal behavior and its underlying biological causation by the nervous system
        • Herpetology: study of reptiles and amphibians
        • Ichthyology: study of fish
        • Malacology: study of mollusks
        • Mammalogy: study of mammals
          • Cetology: study of cetaceans
          • Primatology: study of primates
        • Ornithology: study of birds
        • Planktology: study of plankton
    • Biomechanics: mechanics applied to biology
    • Bionics: application of biological methods and systems found in nature to the design of engineering systems and modern technology
    • Biotechnology: technology based on biology, especially when used in agriculture, food science, and medicine
    • Ecology: study of eco-systems
      • Bionomics (Species): study of an organism and its relation to its environment


  • Medical Sciences
    • Exoanatomy:
    • Forensics:
    • General Medicine:
    • Gerontology: study of aging
    • Immunology: study of the immune system
    • (Species) Medicine:
    • Pathology:
    • Psychology:


  • Physical Sciences
    • Chemistry
    • Computer Science
    • Mathematics
    • Physics
    • Surgery (Specialization):
    • Toxicology:


  • Planetary Sciences
    • Climatology
    • Geology
    • Hydrology
      • Limnology: study of inland waters
    • Mineralogy
    • Oceanography
    • Planetology
    • Volcanology


  • Social Sciences
    • Anthropology
    • Archaeology
    • Economics
    • Geography
    • Paleoanthropology
    • Political Science
    • Sociology


  • Space Sciences
    • Astrogation
    • Astronomy
    • Astrophysics
    • Stellar Cartography
    • Subspace Field Dynamics
    • Thermodynamics
    • Warp Field Theory: the study of warp fields and their effects