Jobs in Genetic Engineering
From the Set The Inside Guide: STEM Careers
Genetic engineering--the rearranging of bits of DNA--has helped crops survive droughts and decreased the need for pesticides. It has helped make the production of human insulin possible for people with diabetes. And many in the field are seeking even more treatments and cures for a variety of diseases. Those interested in a career in genetic engineering or just wondering more about how the process works will find lots of interesting information in this accessible text supported by informative photographs and images, enlightening sidebars, and truly fascinating fact boxes.
SLJ Review of The Inside Guide: STEM Careers
This insightful series explores crucial issues facing Earth today, emphasizing the urgent need for creative solutions. It introduces diverse environmental science careers, from protecting oceanic giants to studying microscopic soil bacteria, inspiring readers to make a positive impact. Global health careers, dedicated to addressing public health challenges worldwide, are high- lighted, showcasing professionals combating diseases and promoting well-being, as well. Artificial intelligence (AI) is demystified in a captivating section that unveils AI-related careers in various domains like manufacturing, medicine, and virtual assistants. The series also explores information technology (IT) careers, revealing the essential role played by individuals in storing, retrieving, and sending data. It introduces occupations such as computer programming, database administration, and information security analysis, highlighting their significance in our technologically driven world. VERDICT This comprehensive series is a valuable addition to any STEM library, providing an engaging overview of impactful careers shaping the future.