What are the braches of science?

Question

what are the braches of science?

Answer 1

Chemistry

Analytical chemistry

Biochemistry

Computational chemistry

Electrochemistry

Inorganic chemistry

Materials science

Medicinal chemistry

Organic chemistry

Polymer chemistry

Physical chemistry

Quantum chemistry

Spectroscopy

Stereochemistry

Thermochemistry

Thermodynamics



Physics

Acoustics

Agrophysics

Atomic, Molecular, and Optical physics

Biophysics

Computational physics

Condensed matter physics

Cryogenics

Dynamics

Electricity & Magnetism

Fluid dynamics

Geophysics

Materials physics

Mathematical physics

Mechanics

Nuclear physics

Optics

Particle physics (or High Energy Physics)

Plasma physics

Polymer physics

Quantum Physics

Statics

Solid State

Thermodynamics

Vehicle dynamics

Electronics

Laser Physics



Space sciences

Archaeoastronomy

Astrobiology

Astrochemistry

Astrodynamics

Astrometry

Astronomy

Astrophysics

Cosmochemistry

Cosmology

Extragalactic astronomy

Galactic astronomy

Cosmology

Planetary geology

Planetary science

Solar astronomy

Stellar astronomy



Earth sciences

Biogeography

Cartography

Climatology

Coastal geography

Geodesy

Geography

Geology

Geomorphology

Geostatistics

Geophysics

Glaciology

Hydrology

Hydrogeology

Mineralogy

Meteorology

Oceanography

Paleoclimatology

Paleontology

Petrology

Limnology

Seismology

Soil science

Topography

Volcanology



Environmental sciences

Environmental science

Environmental chemistry

Environmental geology

Environmental soil science



Life Sciences

Anatomy

Astrobiology

Biochemistry

Bioinformatics

Biology

Biophysics

Biotechnology

Botany

Cell biology

Chronobiology

Cladistics

Cytology

Dermatology

Developmental biology

Ecology

Embryology

Entomology

Epidemiology

Ethology

Evolution (Evolutionary biology)

Evolutionary developmental biology

Freshwater Biology

Genetics (Population genetics, Genomics, Proteomics)

Histology

Immunology

Kinesiology

Marine biology

Microbiology

Molecular Biology

Morphology

Neuroscience

Ontogeny

Phycology (Algology)

Phylogeny

Physical anthropology

Physical therapy

Physiology

Population dynamics

Structural biology

Taxonomy

Toxicology

Virology

Zoology



Formal sciences

Computer sciences

Theory of computation

Automata theory (Formal languages)

Computability theory

Computational complexity theory

Concurrency theory

Algorithms

Randomized algorithms

Distributed algorithms

Parallel algorithms

Data structures

Computer architecture

VLSI design

Operating systems

Computer communications (networks)

Information theory

Internet, World wide web

Wireless computing (Mobile computing)

Computer security and reliability

Cryptography

Fault-tolerant computing

Distributed computing

Grid computing

Parallel computing

High-performance computing

Quantum computing

Computer graphics

Image processing

Scientific visualization

Computational geometry

Software engineering

Formal methods (Formal verification)

Programming languages

Programming paradigms

Object-oriented programming

Functional programming

Program semantics

Type theory

Compilers

Concurrent programming languages

Information science

Database

Relational database

Distributed database

Object database

Multimedia, hypermedia

Data mining

Information retrieval

Artificial intelligence

Cognitive science

Automated reasoning

Machine learning

Artificial neural network

Natural language processing (Computational linguistics)

Computer vision

Expert systems

Robotics

Human-computer interaction

Computing in Mathematics, Natural sciences, Engineering and Medicine

Numerical analysis

Algebraic (symbolic) computation

Computational number theory

Computational mathematics

Scientific computing (Computational science)

Computational biology (bioinformatics)

Computational physics

Computational chemistry

Computational neuroscience

Computer-aided engineering

Finite element analysis

Computational fluid dynamics

Computing in Social sciences, Arts and Humanities, Professions

Computational economics

Computational sociology

Computational finance

Humanities computing (Digital Humanities)

Information systems (Business informatics)

Information technology

Management information systems

Health informatics

Computer and society

History of computing (history of computer hardware & history of computer science)

Humanistic informatics

Community informatics



See also Branches of Computer Science and ACM Computing Classification System

Mathematics

Algebra

Group theory

Group representation

Ring theory

Field theory

Linear algebra (Vector space)

Multilinear algebra

Lie algebra

Associative algebra

Non-associative algebra

Universal algebra

Homological algebra

Category theory

Lattice theory (Order theory)

Differential algebra

Analysis

Real analysis

Calculus

Complex analysis

Functional analysis

Operator theory

Non-standard analysis

Harmonic analysis

p-adic analysis

Ordinary differential equations

Partial differential equations

Probability theory

Measure theory

Ergodic theory

Stochastic process

Geometry and Topology

General topology

Algebraic topology

Geometric topology

Differential topology

Algebraic geometry

Differential geometry

Projective geometry

Affine geometry

Non-Euclidean geometry

Convex geometry

Discrete geometry

Number theory

Analytic number theory

Algebraic number theory

Geometric number theory

Logic and Foundations of mathematics

Set theory

Proof theory

Model theory

Recursion theory

Modal logic

Intuitionistic logic

Applied mathematics

Statistics

Mathematical statistics

Econometrics

Actuarial science

Demography

Approximation theory

Numerical analysis

Optimization (Mathematical programming)

Operations research

Linear programming

Dynamical systems

Chaos theory

Fractal geometry

Mathematical physics

Quantum field theory

Statistical mechanics

Theory of computation

Computational complexity theory

Information theory

Cryptography

Combinatorics

Coding theory

Graph theory

Game theory



see also Branches of Mathematics and AMS Mathematics Subject Classification

Systems science

Chaos theory

Complex systems

Complexity theory

Cybernetics

Biocybernetics

Engineering cybernetics

Management cybernetics

Medical cybernetics

New Cybernetics

Second-order cybernetics

Control theory

Affect control theory

Control engineering

Control systems

Dynamical systems

Perceptual control theory

Operations research

Systems biology

Computational systems biology

Synthetic biology

Systems immunology

Systems dynamics

Social dynamics

Systems ecology

Ecosystem ecology

Systems engineering

Biological systems engineering

Earth systems engineering and management

Enterprise systems engineering

Systems analysis

Systems psychology

Ergonomics

Family systems theory

Systemic therapy

Systems theory

Biochemical systems theory

Ecological systems theory

Developmental systems theory

General systems theory

Living systems theory

LTI system theory

Sociotechnical systems theory

Mathematical system theory

World-systems theory



[edit] Social sciences

Main article: Social sciences

  See also: Natural sciences, above

[show]v • d • eFields within the social sciences



Anthropology · Economics · Education · Human geography · Information science · Law · Linguistics · Management · Political science · Psychology · Sociology



Anthropology

Applied anthropology

Anthropology of religion

Archaeology

Cultural anthropology

Ethnobiology

Ethnography

Ethnology

Ethnopoetics

Evolutionary anthropology

Experimental archaeology

Historical archaeology

Linguistic anthropology

Medical anthropology

Physical anthropology

Psychological anthropology

Zooarchaeology



Economics

Macroeconomics

Microeconomics

Behavioural economics

Bioeconomics

Development economics

Econometrics

Economic geography

Economic history

Economic sociology

Energy economics

Entrepreneurial Economics

Environmental economics

Feminist economics

Financial economics

Green economics

Industrial organization

International economics

Institutional economics

Islamic economics

Labor economics

Law and Economics

Managerial economics

Mathematical economics

Monetary economics

Public finance

Public economics

Platform economics

Real estate economics

Resource economics

Socialist economics

Welfare economics

Computational economics

Econometrics

Evolutionary economics

Experimental economics

Social psychology

Neuroeconomics

Political economy

Socioeconomics

Transport economics



Psychology

Behavior analysis

Biopsychology

Cognitive psychology

Clinical psychology

Cultural psychology

Developmental psychology

Educational psychology

Evolutionary psychology

Experimental psychology

Forensic psychology

Health psychology

Humanistic psychology

Industrial and organizational psychology

Neuropsychology

Personality psychology

Psychometrics

Psychology of religion

Psychophysics

Physical psychology

Sensation and perception psychology

Social psychology



Geography

Cartography

Human geography

Critical geography

Cultural geography

Feminist geography

Economic geography

Development geography

Historical geography

Time geography

Political geography & geopolitics

Marxist geography

Military geography

Strategic geography

Population geography

Social geography

Behavioral geography

Children's geographies

Health geography

Tourism geography

Urban

Answer 2

Did you mean branches?  If so, some are:

# Agriculture

# Alternative

# Astronomy & Space

# Biology

# Botany

# Chemistry

# Earth Sciences & Geology

# Engineering

# Geography

# Mathematics

# Medicine

# Physics

# Weather

# Zoology

Answer 3

You mean "branches".  There are 4 main branches or fields of science: mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology. Many scientific research uses a combination of these.