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What is the difference between an Engineer a Scientist and a Technologist?

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What is the difference between an Engineer a Scientist and a Technologist?

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A scientist is primarily interested in researching and thus understanding the logic/theory behind a scientific experiment. An Engineer on the other hand is primarily interested in applying that theoretical knowledge to everyday practical use. Although Albert Einstein the Scientist discovered the now famous equation E=mc2, it’s an Engineer who builds and maintains a nuclear reactor, the working of which is based on scientific theories laid out by Einstein. Infact many Engineers pursue doctoral studies/research and later work as distinguished scientists. A Technologist is similar to an Engineer, except he attends a non-degree (diploma or three year) program.

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