What are some uses of computers in science fields?

Answer 1

I'm in chemical research, so I'll start there. Computers are used to run analytical instruments, process and store data, design and evaluate statistical experiments, control automated synthesizers, track processes and monitor variables, produce 3D representations of molecules and model their behavior, gather information (literature and patent searches), store information, etc. On the production side, computers are also used to control and monitor large-scale equipment and processes, track inventory, process transactions and shipments, and design new equipment and plant layouts. I think you'd be hard-pressed to find any science field that *doesn't* depend on computers.

Answer 2

Collecting, storing, and processing data.

Digital mapping.

Digital modeling or future events or of 3-D objects.

And I am just speaking from my field. I am sure there are thousands of uses.

Computers have revolutionized science.