Scientists continually advance technology and knowledge.

Contents 1 Terran Scientists 1.1 Notable Scientists 1.2 StarCraft Terran Game Units 1.2.1 UED Scientists 1.3 StarCraft II Game Units 2 Protoss Scientists 2.1 Protoss Advance/Experimental Facility Scientists 3 Scientist Portraits 4 References

Terran ScientistsEdit

Main article: Terran scientists

Notable ScientistsEdit

• Jenson Archimedes, Head Counsel to Arcturus Mengsk
• Dr. Talen Ayers
• Dr. Stanley Burgess (specializes in neural resocialization and cross-species tissue transplants)
• Talise Cogan
• Cerberus Commander (black ops)
• Doctor Flanx (employed by the Confederate Ghost Program)
• Captain Serl Gentry
• Ariel Hanson
• Bernard Hanson
• Magellan (science vessel commander)
• Besainted Pelagius (cult leader, considers his technology "holy")
• Doran Routhe (United Powers League scientist responsible for the Long Sleep)
• Velichek (Kimeran Pirates inventor)
• Dr. Fredrica Wallis

StarCraft Terran Game UnitsEdit

• Confederate remnants scientists
• Genetic engineers (employed by Clandestine Mercenaries on a dark moon)

UED ScientistsEdit

• UED scientist (used to control the Slave Broods)
• UED genetic engineers (medics, used to help control zerg)

Civilians have been used to represent scientists in numerous missions.^[1][2][3]

StarCraft II Game UnitsEdit

• Scientist (StarCraft II)

Scientists are used in some Wings of Liberty missions, such as Engine of Destruction^[4] and Piercing the Shroud.^[5]

Protoss ScientistsEdit

• Lessara

Protoss Advance/Experimental Facility ScientistsEdit

Main article: PAX

PAX worked on the boundaries of protoss science in an isolated laboratory, going beyond ethical boundaries. It was destroyed by an experiment which got out of control.^[6]

Forthum (lead scientist)	Gruu	Harrum

Jhas	Wa'Rak	Nubas (previously deceased)

Scientist PortraitsEdit

ReferencesEdit

↑ StarCraft. Vivendi Games. Mission: Precursor bonus campaign, mission 3: "Den of the Beast" (in English). 1998-09-03. Map Archives: Precursor Campaign. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Terran campaign: “Strongarm”, mission 4: “Slaughter at Station 12” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: Dynamic Evolution, mission 7: “Guardians of the Stone” (in English). 1998. ↑ Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Mission: Wings of Liberty, Engine of Destruction (in English). 2010-07-27. ↑ Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Mission: Wings of Liberty, Piercing the Shroud (in English). 2010-07-27. ↑ Furman, Simon (w), Tomás Aira (p, i), German Erramouspe (i). "Creep." In StarCraft: Frontline: Volume 2 (paperback binding), pp. 26-67. Tokyopop, January 1, 2009. ISBN 1427-80831-7.

Terran Occupations
Civilian	Archaeologist • Criminal • Engineers and technicians • Medical personnel • Miners and prospectors • Pilot • Reporter • Salvager • Scientist • SCV
Military	Firebat • Ghost • Light infantry • Marauder • Marine • Medic • Mercenary • Niner • Outrider • Ranger • Reaper • Ripper • Shadowguard • Spectre • Wrangler

Protoss Occupations
Civilian	Alysaar (Alysaar'vah) • Archaeologists and historians • Healer • Preserver
Military	Dark templar • High templar • Master of Robotics • Zealot