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What’s it really like to be an engineer or a scientist? Meet the next generation of engineers and scientists in these profiles of young professionals.

Rear view of woman with brown hair walking with a blonde woman away from camera down a hospital hallway. Another woman with black hair wearing scrubs looks at a tall, complex shelving system with another blonde woman.

Person in a lab coat and gloves putting on protective glasses. Caption: For Rommie, being a chemist was just the beginning.

Two people walking next to rows of industrial tanks with piping and gauges. Caption: planning the scale-up of a new product.

The wing of an airplane in the clouds. Caption: (narrator) The best way to study the atmosphere is to be there.

Multiple shiny skyscrapers against a blue sky seen from below looking up.

An X-ray of human ribs and a few vertebrae.

People in scuba gear placing and carrying metal cages at different places on the ocean floor. Caption: in various locations along the reef.

Person in a lab coat and gloves pointing something out on a small white object. Caption: A lot of the science is a gradual progression,

Person wearing a hard hat kneeling next to a metal fence working on something. Caption: (male narrator) Tamar's area of specialty is water engineering,

Person looking at a slide in a microscope. Caption: And this is a biochemistry lab.

2 men in suits and 1 woman sit around a conference table talking. There are various papers, booklets, food items, and office supplies on the table and a projector screen in the background.

Person holding a tool and working on something with wires. Caption: This is the first prototype of a project called BodyScape,

Brunette woman with a ponytail sits on a stationary bike in an exercise lab while looking at a blonde woman wearing black scrubs and holding a clipboard. Caption. To really help them optimize their hydration and nutrition.

A person's hand reaches over 2 large, metals rings toward a small rectangular metal object sitting on a black pedestal in the middle of a machine. The machine is lit up in blue, green, and pink.

Person looking at a computer screen. Caption: We're looking at a 3D model of an early VacPac