Scientist - 1) an expert in one or several areas of a science working in the system of scientific knowledge. As a rule, scientists call people who use the scientific method in their research. The concepts of “scientist” and “science” have come a long way in development and their understanding in different societies cultures can vary significantly.
In the vernacular language or in jargon, the word "scientist" (a person who has a certain everyday experience, most often negative) also has an ironic or derogatory connotation. So, children often call names of those who stand out from the general environment as “professors” or “some scientists”, for example: “associate professors”.
2) The one who has been taught is knowledgeable (initially the main meaning).
Most important is to discover new knowledge, new truth in a professional manner, and it being confirmed by other independent scientists/labs.
Most important is to discover new knowledge, new truth in a professional manner, and it being confirmed by other independent scientists/labs.
Sсience - it's simple, many do it. But somebody are consistent with the objectives and other simulates the suitability. Why this happens is not so easy to understand, otherwise everyone would be great scientists.
A merger of exact methodology and creative thought.
Academic office is not equal to scientific advancement.
Ingenuity works by heuristics, algorithms are the product of new discoveries.
It is unwise to disconnect science and life; liberal arts can create a strong knowledge foundation for the meta-selection processes of data and information.
Discovering new knowledge, propounding theories, solving already existing and emerging scientific problems, providing answers to scientific questions, helping to establish scientific laws, train young and upcoming researchers, making publications, etc.
Verifying and validating new knowledge, developing novel innovations to solve complex scientific problems, etc.
A scientist is one who discovers himself in the first place such that he understands how to explore topics of societal relevance. He is one who is not self centric but benevolent and therefore works for betterment of society at large.
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The most important things for scientists are to serve human societies and make life easier for all and to fight poverty, hunger and disease.
A scientist is a person who, through his scientific research, creates the conditions for the development of society.
A scientist ideally should operate in an unbiased fashion when conducting experiments and collecting data to verify a hypothesis. Integrity and honesty are at the core. This is because whatever results come out of study may have profound implications on humans, such as developments in the field of medicine.
Dear Bekzod Bekchanov
You ask: " What is most important for a scientist?".
FIRST: The heart of doing science or being a scientist is understanding empiricism. This is absolutely nothing YOU make up or define. A strict enough standard for empiricism for a science (for something to BE a science) REQUIRES ___ALL___ concepts, constructs, models, etc. have, at each and every point, a grounding in directly observable overt phenomena (with most excellent inter-observer reliabilities). This is to say: AT LEAST AT THE CLEAR INCEPTION of something new there must be a clear reliable, agreed-upon, valid sets of direct observations of overt phenomena . Subsequent (later) RELATED phenomena (some which may not be overt) MUST HAVE SOME CLEAR CONNECTION and relation TO THE OVERT "start" : continuing to clearly SHOW some consistent form AND related by agreeable (preferably) ESTABLISHED PRINCIPLES __TO__ the actual founding/grounding/inception (overt "starts").
The most important thing for a scientist is to satisfy his curiosity. The scientist is someone who has acquired profound knowledge of one or more sciences, through an intense and constant daily study and does theoretical or applied scientific research with the appropriate scientific methods obeying only scientific ethics. Therefore, anyone who publishes the results of his studies and / or researches and / or the patents of his inventions in the appropriate scientific journals or through treatises or books recognized, refereed and validated by the scientific community of reference can be defined as a scientist.
I think the basic characteristic of a scientist is curiosity. To this we must add a taste for study and be willing to always continue learning. Honesty must be another pillar on which the scientist's work rests. Finally, the spirit of service to society constitutes the ultimate goal of scientific activity.
I fully agree with Francisco except for his latest statement relating to the spirit of service of scientists. In fact, to put an end to the world, the A bomb it is enough, it is not necessary to build the H bomb. But who could stop Wigner and Teller's "curiosity"? Einstein, that opposed the thermonuclear bomb project, could not doing anything as well as the other scientists who feared that the explosion of the H bomb could ignite all the hydrogen in the atmosphere. Are we sure that someone is not thinking about cloning the man or that he has already done some experiments of this kind?
Impact of your research publications, contribution to knowledge, providing answers to scientific questions, solving existing and emerging scientific problems, etc.
Dear Leonardo Cannizzaro, when I spoke about the spirit of service to society that should guide the scientist's activity, I was referring to the scientist's commitment to society for its direct or indirect improvement, in the short, medium or long term. But always, as in any other human activity, ethics cannot be ignored in science.
I enjoyed reading the opinion posted by Brad Jesness .
Valuable insights!
Oo i saw so many helthy scientists, but unfurtunataly there are aome professors with disases but they are not suffering from this and their articles much more interesting then other one
Providing answers and solutions to existing and emerging questions and problems through replicable research
The most important thing is the enrichment and evolution in the knowledge base of subject of his research interest. Reflection of his work in addressing societal problems. Recognition he gets from the research community which gives an impetus to further his work.
The most important for scientist is anythink views and think about in research aspects
According to my opinion, The most important thing for a scientist is working for human betterment.
Providing answers to research questions through well conducted experiments and careful observations
As per my opinion scitiest should work for improvement of socioeconomic status of human community.
Providing answers to scientific questions through research and review
Come up with new knowledge and solutions which are verifiable, replicable, confirmable, and reliable.
A scientist should be making more contributions to knowledge
Perhaps, the most important for a scientist is to be deeply interested in the puzzles of one's professional domain. That warrants a strong motivation in research.
It seems important to me: - the ability to recognize the opinions of others, - the ability to relativize oneself, - the ability to argue with good arguments and to say the opposite
Professional development in terms of evidence-based science that is helpful for the community and other scholars.
The most important thing for the world is to find solutions to major humanitarian problems
There are few points that should be considered such as 1) Discover new exciting outcomes, 2) Share his/her experience with young researchers, 3) Groom his/her students and colleagues, 3) Serve the scientific communities like as a reviewer, editor, or society member etc, 4) Find the solutions of current problems, 5) Most importantly, he/she should be a role model for others, 6) He/she should be a humble to others etc, so on....
For Psychology (and other aspiring sciences and for even for good established sciences): Isn't it better to speak and write in terms of "conditions-for" instead of 'causes'?
My answer: Yes. Yes. Yes. Most usually. (Most certainty for a Biological science, like Psychology; HERE I am talking about a science of behavior patterns PER SE (i.e. "just behaviors"). (What is closest to a 'cause' is what ethologists call: proximate causes.))
There are several characteristics that are common among people who decide to pursue a career as a scientist, characteristics that lend themselves to carrying out the kind of work scientists do. These include strong observational skills, curiosity, logic, creativity, skepticism, and objectivity.
answer each question in your life through reading the books or by research
Providing solutions and answers to scientific problems and questions through research
The most important thing for scientists and science is to contribute to the conservation of the natural environment.
The scientist should build his research on three concepts , data base , proposal of research , and solving. This is the best to make strong relationship between the science and comunity.
Always keep an open-mind / Think out of the box
Never be afraid to question
Know that not everything is as it appears/seems
Create and disseminate research-based/evidential knowledge
A scientist is a person who is researching or has expert-level knowledge in a field of science. Okay, but what is science? Well, science is the application of systematic processes like observation and experimentation to the study of what things are made of and how they behave. Astronomy, geology, and biology are just a few of the many scientific fields.
Dear Dr. Bekzod Bekchanov ,
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The important thing is to be convinced and believe in what he is doing, and to be provided with all the capabilities available for his work requirements.
what are the characteristic of a good scientist?
•Curious. Scientists are curious about their world. They want to know why things happen and how things work.
•Patient. Scientists are patient as they repeat experiments multiple times to verify results.
•Courageous. Scientists work to discover answers often times for years and with numerous failures. They recognize that failed experiments provide answers as often as successful ones.
•Detail-oriented. In science, answers are built upon observations and collected data. Close attention to details is important in the development of science theories. Detailed observations in one experiment could also lead to answers in another.
•Creative. Contrary to popular opinion, scientists must be creative, able to think outside the box and envision things that cannot be seen.
•Persistent. Scientists recognize their work may take decades, and that their approach may be wrong and their work could be proven false by future scientists.
•Communicative. Scientists need good communication skills. They may need to work as part of a team, share information with the public or collaborate with colleagues around the world.
•Open-minded and free of bias. Scientists need to suspend judgment so they can continue to observe and collect data while searching for the best possible solution. Even though they’re working with a hypothesis in mind, they must remember there are many more hypotheses.
Critical thinkers and problem-solvers. Scientists need to analyze information and make critical decisions to solve experimental problems or world problems.
While not every scientist has all these characteristics, these are the traits that help build good scientists.
A scientist is an expert in science, especially physical, chemical or biological sciences. A scientist is an expertise person who discovers some new findings by gathering information, evidences and doing research to make hypothesis and then test them for gaining and sharing knowledge for the betterment of human beings.
The most important for a scientist as he is a researher, scientific development of himself through training and conferences.Some others like scientific lab. , apparatus , tools ,chemicals ,spoonership , help staff , animal house and expermental animals .
A scientist should be dedicated to research work, should be sincere and hard working, and after all should be curious and determined.
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