Applied science

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

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Applied science	Artificial intelligence · Ceramic engineering · Computing technology · Electronics · Energy · Energy storage · Engineering physics · Environmental technology · Materials science and engineering · Microtechnology · Nanotechnology · Nuclear technology · Optics · Zoography
Information	Communication · Graphics · Music technology · Speech recognition · Visual technology
Industry	Construction · Financial engineering · Manufacturing · Machinery · Mining · Business informatics
Military	Ammunition · Bombs · Guns · Military technology and equipment · Naval engineering
Domestic	Educational technology · Domestic appliances · Domestic technology · Food technology
Engineering	Aerospace · Agricultural · Architectural · Audio · Biological · Biochemical · Biomedical · Broadcast · Ceramic · Chemical · Civil · Computer · Construction · Cryogenic · Electrical · Electronic · Environmental · Food · Industrial · Materials · Mechanical · Mechatronics · Metallurgical · Mining · Naval · Nuclear · Optical · Petroleum · Software · Structural · Systems · Textile · Tissue · Transport
Health and safety	Biomedical engineering · Bioinformatics · Biotechnology · Cheminformatics · Fire protection engineering · Health technologies · Nutrition · Pharmaceuticals · Safety engineering · Sanitary engineering
Transport	Aerospace · Aerospace engineering · Marine engineering · Motor vehicles · Space technology