Does biotechnologist have a bright future?

Answer 1

Absolutely it has a bright future! There are so many new fields of study, and if you have an interest, it is fairly easy to get an internship in biotechnology over the summer. Also, I would check into getting over to UCSF if you can, because they have the largest biotech research budget in the country. Also, if all else fails, medical schools love biotech majors, because they are trained to be both creative and analytical!

Answer 2

hello friend confidently we can get a bright future because in biotechnology main uses is the plant tissue culture and animal cell culture by inventing new things many uses are there like organ culture and transgenic plants and especially the medicinal plants and its activity on animal cells and microbes are giving new relief from the diseases.. if you have the interest and having good stuff in mind sure you can achieve.... as a biotechnologist try to invent something and help for this world and one more thing in our India the year 2008 bio tech boom will be waiting so don't worry .....

Answer 3

Of course they are going to have a very bright future. it has been estimated that the IT industry has reached a saturation level and will generate around 2.5mn jobs by 2010.. but it is expected that the manufacturing sector and the Biotechnology field are going to need a workforce of 9 million in India alone.
Such is going to be the demand and the growth for Biotechnology.

Answer 4

Yes definately there is a bright future in the field of Biotechnology/Microbiology. Because there are many biotech based company which is giving better salery. Biotechonlogist/Microbiologist can go follwing area.....
* In the fileld of Research like Defence related because there is the bioweapon & molculer studies laboratory etc.
* Biotechnology based Pharma--- Vaccines Industry it is a great job to show your talent


I m also a Microbiologist & i m working with a reputated Pharma Company.

Answer 5

ABSOLUTELY!!! You can go into agricultural engineering, microbiology, any of assorted protein and biochemical analysis. They are also needed in human genome analysis, assorted types of medical testing, you can also branch into teams that are working on nanotechnology research. You'll be a kind of "jack of all trades" between biology and chemistry. Of course, I'm biased as I'm a biotech major myself.


Bioweapons, however are not a hot commodity, since they are illegal under international treaties. You can however get a job with a place like UNMC in Omaha NE, they do bioterrorism research concentrating on how to treat patients afflicted with inhaled anthrax.

Answer 6

Yes, bt is have bright future. Because it is developed course of science. bio means life ,technology means easy way. ex,. preparation of curd and beer,vit b12,citricacid,antibiotics. Real defination of BT is preparation of our useful or cured products by using of micro organisms.
antibiotics- by using of vectos ex-E.coli.bacteria.
pencillin production .vaccine production.

Answer 7

Yes. Especially if you learn how to create 'designer diseases' for use in warfare.


Doug

Answer 8

Yes, they do,

Answer 9

yes...ofcourse....