Given the undoubtable impact that AI will have on scientific professions, it is imperative that both educators and students learn how to use AI and how to use it wisely.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, medical scientists, including pharmacologists, held 119,000 jobs in 2022. These jobs range anywhere from designing and conducting studies on diseases and treatment options, to writing scientific research papers for publication in respected journals. Many untold occupations fall both within and outside of this range. For pharmacologists, though the specialties are broad, the specific job areas tend to be categorized less broadly. Traditionally, career opportunities can veer toward academia, industry, government or conducting research as a bench scientist.
A biotech curriculum provides the skills and experiences students need to be successful in long-term, well-paid careers. While many high school science classes focus on lab-based activities, many do not cover the full-product development life cycle in biotech, which can prevent students from understanding and experiencing what a career in the biotech industry could mean for their future.
A biotech curriculum provides the skills and experiences students need to be successful in long-term, well-paid careers. While many high school science classes focus on lab-based activities, many do not cover the full-product development life cycle in biotech, which can prevent students from understanding and experiencing what a career in the biotech industry could mean for their future.
Mention Goodman and Gilman to any pharmacologist, and they will automatically think of their graduate school textbook.
