Natural Sciences Managers
Natural sciences managers oversee the operations and personnel of
research and development teams in the geosciences, such as those working
in fields like earth science, oceanography, and environmental science.
They require a moderate to extensive background in the geosciences, and
their duties may include:
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Planning and directing scientific research projects by determining
the objectives of the research, securing funding, allocating
resources, and coordinating the work of research teams.
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Hiring and supervising scientists and research staff, as well as
overseeing their performance and career development.
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Reviewing and interpreting scientific data generated by research
teams, looking for trends and patterns that can be used to inform
decision-making or advance knowledge in the field.
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Preparing reports and presentations for stakeholders, policymakers,
or the public.
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Maintaining safety standards during the course of a research
project.
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Staying up-to-date with the latest research and technology to
incorporate into projects.
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