Applied science

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For criticism see Criticism of Applied_science

Applied science is the application of knowledge from one or more natural scientific fields to solve practical problems. Fields of engineering are closely related to applied sciences. Applied science is important for technology development. Its use in industrial settings is usually referred to as research and development (R&D).

Contents 1 Disciplines 1.1 Applied Mathematics 1.2 Applied Physics 1.3 Archaeology 1.4 Artificial intelligence 1.5 Ceramic engineering 1.6 Computing technology 1.7 Electronics 1.8 Energy 1.9 Energy storage 1.10 Environmental Engineering Science 1.11 Engineering physics 1.12 Environmental technology 1.13 Fisheries science 1.14 Forestry science 1.15 Materials science and engineering 1.16 Microtechnology 1.17 Nanotechnology 1.18 Nuclear technology 1.19 Optics 1.20 Psychology 1.21 Zoography

Disciplines

Applied Mathematics

Main article: Applied Mathematics

Applied Physics

Main article: Applied Physics

Archaeology

Main article: Archaeology

Artificial intelligence

Main article: Artificial intelligence

Ceramic engineering

Main article: Ceramic engineering

Computing technology

Main article: Computing technology

Electronics

Main article: Electronics

Energy

Main article: Energy

Energy storage

Main article: Energy storage

Environmental Engineering Science

Main article: Environmental Engineering Science

Engineering physics

Main article: Engineering physics

Environmental technology

Main article: Environmental technology

Fisheries science

Main article: Fisheries science

Forestry science

Main article: Forestry

Materials science and engineering

Main article: Materials science and engineering

Microtechnology

Main article: Microtechnology

Nanotechnology

Main article: Nanotechnology

Nuclear technology

Main article: Nuclear technology

Optics

Main article: Optics

Psychology

Main article: Applied psychology

Zoography

Main article: Zoography

v • d • e Major fields of technology Applied science Artificial intelligence • Ceramic engineering • Computing technology • Electronics • Energy • Energy storage • Engineering physics • Environmental technology • Materials science & engineering • Microtechnology • Nanotechnology • Nuclear technology • Optical engineering • Zoography Information and communication Communication • Graphics • Music technology • Speech recognition • Visual technology Industry Construction • Financial engineering • Manufacturing • Machinery • Mining • Business Informatics Military Bombs • Guns and Ammunition • Military technology and equipment • Naval engineering Domestic Domestic appliances • Domestic technology • Educational technology • Food technology Engineering Aerospace • Agricultural • Architectural • Bioengineering • Biochemical • Biomedical • Ceramic • Chemical • Civil • Computer • Construction • Cryogenic • Electrical • Electronic • Environmental • Food • Industrial • Materials • Mechanical • Mechatronics • Metallurgical • Mining • Naval • Nuclear • Petroleum • Software • Structural • Systems • Textile • Tissue Health and safety Biomedical engineering • Bioinformatics • Biotechnology • Cheminformatics • Fire protection engineering • Health technologies • Pharmaceuticals • Safety engineering • Sanitary engineering Criticism Criticism of technology • Backwards technology • Luddite • Neo-luddism • Space technology • Anarcho-Primitivism • Bioconservatism

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