• Acoustics: The study of sound (or the science of sound).
• Aerodynamics: The branch of mechanics that deals with the motion of air and other gases.
• Aeronautics: The science or art of flight.
• Aeronomy: The study of the Earth’s upper atmosphere, including its composition, density, temperature, and chemical reactions, as recorded by sounding rockets and earth satellites.
• Aerostatics: The branch of statics that deals with gases in equilibrium and with gases and bodies in them.
• Agrobiology: The science of plant life and plant nutrition.
• Agronomy: The science of soil management and the production of field crops.
• Agrostology: The study of grasses.
• Alchemy: Chemistry in ancient times.
• Anatomy: The science dealing with the structure of animals, plants or human body.
• Anthropology: The science that deals with the origin as well as the physical and cultural developments of mankind.
• Arboriculture: Cultivation of trees and vegetables.
• Archaeology: The study of antiquities.
• Astrochemistry: The study of interstellar matter with a view to knowing the origin of the Universe.
• Astrology: The ancient art (now mostly termed a pseudo-science) of predicting the course of human destinies with the help of indications deduced from the position and movement of the heavenly bodies.
• Astronautics: The science involved in space travel.
• Astronomy: The study of the heavenly bodies.
• Astrophysics:Thebranch of astronomy concerned with the physical nature of heavenly bodies.
• Autoecology : The study of the ecology of species.
• Bacteriology: The study of bacteria.
• Biochemistry: The study of chemical processes of living things.
• Bioclimatology : The study of the effects of climate upon living organisms.
• Bioinformatics: The creation and maintenance of the databases of biological information by the usage of advanced computing systems.
• Biology: The study of living things, of both flora and fauna.
• Biomechanics: The study of the mechanical laws relating to the movement or structure of living organisms.
• Biometeorology: The study of the effects of atmospheric conditions on living organisms.
• Biometry:Theapplication of mathematics to die study of living things.
• Bionics: The study of functions, characteristics and phenomena observed in the living world and the application of this knowledge to the world of machines.
• Bionomics: The study of the relation of an organism to its environments.
• Bionomy: The science of the laws of life.
• Biophysics: The physics of vital processes (living things).
• Biotechnology: The use of living organisms or other biological systems in the manufacture of drugs or other products or for environmental management.
• Botany: The study of plants.
• Ceramics: The art and technology of making objects from clay, etc. (pottery).
• Chemistry: The study of elements and their laws of combination and behaviour.
• Ecology: The study of the relation of animals and plants to their surroundings, animate and inanimate.
• Electronics : The study of the development, behaviour and applications of electronic devices and circuits.
• Electrostatics : The study of static electricity.
• Embryology:The studyof development of embryos.
• Entomology: The study of insects.
• Epidemiology: The branch of medicine dealing with epidemic diseases.
• Ethnography:A branchof anthropology dealing with the scientific description of individual cultures.
• Ethnology:Abranchof anthropology that deals with the origin, distribution and distinguishing characteristics of the racesof mankind.
• Ethology: The study of animal behaviour.
• Eugenics:The study ofthe production of better offspring by the careful selection of parents.
• Fractography : The study of fractures in metal surfaces.
• Genealogy: The study of family origins and history. It includes the compilation of lists of ancestors and arranging them in pedigree charts.
• Genecology: The study of genetical composition of plant population in relation to their habitats.
• Genesiology:The science of generation.
• Genetics: The branch of biology dealing with the phenomena of heredity and the laws governing it.
• Geobiology:The biology of terrestrial life.
• Geobotany: The branch of botany dealing with all aspects of relations between plants and the earth’s surface.
• Geochemistry: The study of the chemical composition of the earth’s crust and the changes which take place within it.
• Geodesy: Methods of surveying the earth for making maps and correlating geological, gravitational and magnetic measurements. It is a branch of geo-physics.
• Geography: The development of science of the earth’s surface, physical features, climate, population, etc.
• Geology: The science that deals with the physical history of the earth.
• Geomedicine: The branch of medicine dealing with the influence of climate and environmental conditions on health.
• Geomorphology: The study of the characteristics, origin and development of land forms.
• Geophysics: The physics of the earth.
• Gerontology: The study of old age, its phenomena, diseases, etc.
• Glaciology: The study of ice and the action of ice in all its forms
• Gynaecology : The study of diseases of women’s reproductive organs.
• Histology: The study of tissues.
• Horticulture: The cultivation of flowers, fruits, vegetables and ornamental plants.
• Hydrodynamics: The mathematical study of the forces, energy and pressure of liquid in motion.
• Hydrography: The science of water measurements of the earth with special reference to their use for navigation.
• Hydrology: The study of water with reference to its occurrence and properties in the hydrosphere and atmosphere.
• Hydrometallurgy: The process of extracting metals at ordinary temperature by bleaching ore with liquids.
• Hydrometeorology: The study of the occurrence, movement and changes in the state of water in the atmosphere.
• Hydropathy: The treatment of disease by the internal and external use of water.
• Hydroponics: The cultivation of plants by placing the roots in liquid nutrient solutions rather than in soil.
• Hydrostatics: The mathematical study of forces and pressures in liquids.
• Hygiene: The science of health and its preservation.
• Limnology : The study of lakes.
• Lithology : A systematic study of rocks.
• Mammography: Radiography of the mammary glands.
• Metallography: The study of the crystalline structures of metals and alloys.
• Metallurgy:The process of extracting metals from their ores.
• Meteorology: The science of the atmosphere and its phenomena.
• Metrology: The scientific study of weights and measures.
• Microbiology7: The study of minute living organisms, including bacteria, moulds and pathogenic protozoa.
• Molecular Biology: The study of die structure of the molecules which are of importance in biology.
• Morphology: The science of organic forms and structures.
• Mycology: The study of fungi and fungus diseases.
• Nanotechnology: The technology that is based on the scale of nanometres (10’9m).
• Neurology: The study of the nervous system, its functions and disorders.
• Neuropathology: The study of diseases of the nervous system.
• Nosology : The branch of medicine that deals with the classification of diseases.
• Numerology: The study of numbers. The study of the date and year of one’s birth and their influence on one’s future life.
• Aerodynamics: The branch of mechanics that deals with the motion of air and other gases.
• Aeronautics: The science or art of flight.
• Aeronomy: The study of the Earth’s upper atmosphere, including its composition, density, temperature, and chemical reactions, as recorded by sounding rockets and earth satellites.
• Aerostatics: The branch of statics that deals with gases in equilibrium and with gases and bodies in them.
• Agrobiology: The science of plant life and plant nutrition.
• Agronomy: The science of soil management and the production of field crops.
• Agrostology: The study of grasses.
• Alchemy: Chemistry in ancient times.
• Anatomy: The science dealing with the structure of animals, plants or human body.
• Anthropology: The science that deals with the origin as well as the physical and cultural developments of mankind.
• Arboriculture: Cultivation of trees and vegetables.
• Archaeology: The study of antiquities.
• Astrochemistry: The study of interstellar matter with a view to knowing the origin of the Universe.
• Astrology: The ancient art (now mostly termed a pseudo-science) of predicting the course of human destinies with the help of indications deduced from the position and movement of the heavenly bodies.
• Astronautics: The science involved in space travel.
• Astronomy: The study of the heavenly bodies.
• Astrophysics:Thebranch of astronomy concerned with the physical nature of heavenly bodies.
• Autoecology : The study of the ecology of species.
• Bacteriology: The study of bacteria.
• Biochemistry: The study of chemical processes of living things.
• Bioclimatology : The study of the effects of climate upon living organisms.
• Bioinformatics: The creation and maintenance of the databases of biological information by the usage of advanced computing systems.
• Biology: The study of living things, of both flora and fauna.
• Biomechanics: The study of the mechanical laws relating to the movement or structure of living organisms.
• Biometeorology: The study of the effects of atmospheric conditions on living organisms.
• Biometry:Theapplication of mathematics to die study of living things.
• Bionics: The study of functions, characteristics and phenomena observed in the living world and the application of this knowledge to the world of machines.
• Bionomics: The study of the relation of an organism to its environments.
• Bionomy: The science of the laws of life.
• Biophysics: The physics of vital processes (living things).
• Biotechnology: The use of living organisms or other biological systems in the manufacture of drugs or other products or for environmental management.
• Botany: The study of plants.
• Ceramics: The art and technology of making objects from clay, etc. (pottery).
• Chemistry: The study of elements and their laws of combination and behaviour.
• Ecology: The study of the relation of animals and plants to their surroundings, animate and inanimate.
• Electronics : The study of the development, behaviour and applications of electronic devices and circuits.
• Electrostatics : The study of static electricity.
• Embryology:The studyof development of embryos.
• Entomology: The study of insects.
• Epidemiology: The branch of medicine dealing with epidemic diseases.
• Ethnography:A branchof anthropology dealing with the scientific description of individual cultures.
• Ethnology:Abranchof anthropology that deals with the origin, distribution and distinguishing characteristics of the racesof mankind.
• Ethology: The study of animal behaviour.
• Eugenics:The study ofthe production of better offspring by the careful selection of parents.
• Fractography : The study of fractures in metal surfaces.
• Genealogy: The study of family origins and history. It includes the compilation of lists of ancestors and arranging them in pedigree charts.
• Genecology: The study of genetical composition of plant population in relation to their habitats.
• Genesiology:The science of generation.
• Genetics: The branch of biology dealing with the phenomena of heredity and the laws governing it.
• Geobiology:The biology of terrestrial life.
• Geobotany: The branch of botany dealing with all aspects of relations between plants and the earth’s surface.
• Geochemistry: The study of the chemical composition of the earth’s crust and the changes which take place within it.
• Geodesy: Methods of surveying the earth for making maps and correlating geological, gravitational and magnetic measurements. It is a branch of geo-physics.
• Geography: The development of science of the earth’s surface, physical features, climate, population, etc.
• Geology: The science that deals with the physical history of the earth.
• Geomedicine: The branch of medicine dealing with the influence of climate and environmental conditions on health.
• Geomorphology: The study of the characteristics, origin and development of land forms.
• Geophysics: The physics of the earth.
• Gerontology: The study of old age, its phenomena, diseases, etc.
• Glaciology: The study of ice and the action of ice in all its forms
• Gynaecology : The study of diseases of women’s reproductive organs.
• Histology: The study of tissues.
• Horticulture: The cultivation of flowers, fruits, vegetables and ornamental plants.
• Hydrodynamics: The mathematical study of the forces, energy and pressure of liquid in motion.
• Hydrography: The science of water measurements of the earth with special reference to their use for navigation.
• Hydrology: The study of water with reference to its occurrence and properties in the hydrosphere and atmosphere.
• Hydrometallurgy: The process of extracting metals at ordinary temperature by bleaching ore with liquids.
• Hydrometeorology: The study of the occurrence, movement and changes in the state of water in the atmosphere.
• Hydropathy: The treatment of disease by the internal and external use of water.
• Hydroponics: The cultivation of plants by placing the roots in liquid nutrient solutions rather than in soil.
• Hydrostatics: The mathematical study of forces and pressures in liquids.
• Hygiene: The science of health and its preservation.
• Limnology : The study of lakes.
• Lithology : A systematic study of rocks.
• Mammography: Radiography of the mammary glands.
• Metallography: The study of the crystalline structures of metals and alloys.
• Metallurgy:The process of extracting metals from their ores.
• Meteorology: The science of the atmosphere and its phenomena.
• Metrology: The scientific study of weights and measures.
• Microbiology7: The study of minute living organisms, including bacteria, moulds and pathogenic protozoa.
• Molecular Biology: The study of die structure of the molecules which are of importance in biology.
• Morphology: The science of organic forms and structures.
• Mycology: The study of fungi and fungus diseases.
• Nanotechnology: The technology that is based on the scale of nanometres (10’9m).
• Neurology: The study of the nervous system, its functions and disorders.
• Neuropathology: The study of diseases of the nervous system.
• Nosology : The branch of medicine that deals with the classification of diseases.
• Numerology: The study of numbers. The study of the date and year of one’s birth and their influence on one’s future life.
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