Which engineering/science majors are the brightest?

[Lacero]

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I’d say that nuclear physicists are the most likely to glow in the dark. Second guess is chemists or chemical engineers. Heaven only knows what sorts of radioactive and luminescent ick those guys come into physical contact with.

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<p>[Scientists</a> create glow-in-the-dark cats | Crave - CNET](<a href=“http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-9833107-1.html]Scientists”>http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-9833107-1.html)</p>

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This may be the fluffiest, freakiest thing since Alba, the green fluorescent bunny from artist Eduardo Kac.
South Korean scientists tinkering with fluorescence protein genes say they have bred white Turkish Angora cats to glow red under ultraviolet light.

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<p>@boneh3ad</p>

<p>I was trying to make a distinction between rocket science, nanotechnology, robotics, medical devices etc and hvac, manufacturing and machines.</p>