<p><strong>1. Body Part Maker </strong><br /> <br /> Due to the huge advances being made in bio-tissues, robotics and plastics, the creation of body parts - from organs to limbs - will soon be possible, requiring body part makers, body part stores and body part repair shops. <br /> <br /> <strong>2. Nano-Medic </strong><br /> <br /> Advances in nanotechnology offer the potential for a range of sub-atomic 'nanoscale' devices, inserts and procedures that could transform personal healthcare. A new range of nano-medicine specialists will be required to administer these treatments. <br /> <br /> <strong>3. Pharmer of Genetically Engineered Crops and Livestock </strong><br /> <br /> New-age farmers will raise crops and livestock that have been genetically engineered to improve yields and produce therapeutic proteins. Works in progress include a vaccine-carrying tomato and therapeutic milk from cows, sheep and goats. <br /> <br /> <strong>4. Old Age Wellness Manager / Consultant Specialists</strong><br /> <br /> Drawing on a range of medical, pharmaceutical, prosthetic, psychiatric, natural and fitness solutions to help manage the various health and personal needs of the aging population. <br /> <br /> <strong>5. Memory Augmentation Surgeon </strong><br /> <br /> Surgeons that add extra memory to people who want to increase their memory capacity and to help those who have been over exposed to information in the course of their life and simply can no longer take on any more information - thus leading to sensory shutdown. <br /> <br /> <strong>6. 'New Science' Ethicist </strong><br /> <br /> As scientific advances accelerate in new and emerging fields such as cloning, proteomics and nanotechnology, a new breed of ethicist may be required. These science ethicists will need to understand a range of underlying scientific fields and help society make consistent choices about what developments to allow. Much of science will not be a question of can we, but should we. <br /> <br /> <strong>7. Space Pilots, Architects and Tour Guides </strong><br /> <br /> With Virgin Galactic and others pioneering space tourism, space trained pilots and tour guides will be needed, as well as designers to enable the habitation of space and the planets. Current projects at SICSA (University of Houston) include a greenhouse on Mars, lunar outposts and space exploration vehicles. <br /> <br /> <strong>8. Vertical Farmers </strong><br /> <br /> There is growing interest in the concept of city based vertical farms, with hydroponically-fed food being grown in multi-storey buildings. These offer the potential to dramatically increase farm yield and reduce environmental degradation. The managers of such entities will require expertise in a range of scientific disciplines, engineering and commerce. <br /> <br /> <strong>9. Climate Change Reversal Specialist </strong><br /> <br /> As the threats and impacts of climate change increase, a new breed of engineer-scientists will be required to help reduce or reverse the effects of climate change on particular locations. They will need to apply multi-disciplinary solutions ranging from filling the oceans with iron filings to erecting giant umbrellas that deflect the sun's rays. <br /> <br /> <strong>10. Quarantine Enforcer </strong><br /> <br /> If a deadly virus starts spreading rapidly, few countries, and few people, will be prepared. Nurses will be in short supply. Moreover, as mortality rates rise, and neighborhoods are shut down, someone will have to guard the gates. <br /> <br /></p> 2009-09-18T12:14:18Z -2.5516 260 6528 true 2 42193 10-unique-and-uncommon-jobs-one-can-do 1 2009-09-18T08:35:02Z 2009-09-18T14:35:38Z

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