Scientists study everything from brains and blood cells to earthworms and earthquakes. They work everywhere from the lab to the rain forest to the bottom of the ocean. If you’re thinking about a science career, these websites could have some helpful information for you:

• www.the-aps.org/mm/Career/Ugrad
  Helpful information for people of all ages about how to become a physiologist. Website set up through the American Physiology Society.
  
  
• www.accessexcellence.org/RC/CC/
  Site put up by the National Health Museum featuring science career information and links to scientists explaining their work.
  
  
• kids.earth.nasa.gov/archive/career/index.html
  A list of many different science professions, and how they relate to getting a job with NASA.
  
  
• kids.niehs.nih.gov/explore/ehs/labcoat.htm
  Website set up by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. Has links to other helpful science resources, and explains science career choices.
  
  
• Becoming a Scientist
  Eleven HHMI scientists in biomedical research talk about success in science.