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what are the duties of aeronualtical scientist?
and does it take to become one?
I'm not sure what an aeronautical scientist is, but an aeronautical engineer is qualified to work on a variety of technology development jobs such as aircraft design, aircraft testing, propulsion system design, automotive drag reduction, aerodynamic noise reduction, fluid mechanic device development, bio-engineering, wind turbines, computational fluid dynamics, and much more. To become an engineer, one must attend a certified engineering school and study for 4 or 5 years in order to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree.
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Paul Soderman
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Aeronautics, Fluid Mechanics, Aeroacoustics, Noise Control, Muffler Design, Wind Tunnel Research.... I know nothing about India - do not ask about schools, jobs, application requirements, career choices, etc. for India. Please, no text message verbiage; I prefer full words in full sentences. Thanks.
Experience
38 years as research engineer at NASA
Publications
AIAA, NASA
Education/Credentials
B.S. and M.S. Aeronautical Engineering - U. of Washington
Graduate work Standford U.
Awards and Honors
AIAA Associate Fellow (American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics)
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