"You know how it is—if a scientist is going to make any sort of impact in the Koprulu sector, he'd better get involved with the war effort."
Terran scientists
Scientists continually advance technology and knowledge.
Terran Scientists[]
A terran scientist
- Main article: Terran scientists
Notable Scientists[]
- Jenson Archimedes, head counsel to Arcturus Mengsk
- Dr. Talen Ayers (xenobiologist)
- Dr. Helek Branamoor (Sons of Korhal scientist turned chief of Project Blackstone)
- Dr. Stanley Burgess (specializes in neural resocialization and cross-species tissue transplants)
- Dr. Talise Cogan
- Dr. Ariel Hanson
- Dr. Warren Held (xenobiologist)
- Dr. Vera Langridge (xenobotanist)
- Dr. Leah A. Martine (xenobiologist, former ghost)
- Besainted Pelagius (cult leader, considers his technology "holy")
- Reigel (weapons expert)
- Dr. Daniel Rothfuss (astrophysicist)
- Doran Routhe (United Powers League scientist responsible for the Long Sleep)
- Egon Stetmann (chief science advisor of Raynor's Raiders)
- Dr. Erin Wyland (xenobiologist)
StarCraft Terran Game Units[]
- Confederate remnants scientists
- Genetic engineers (employed by Clandestine Mercenaries on a dark moon)
UED Scientists[]
- UED scientist (used to control the UED 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 Units[]
Scientists are used in some StarCraft II missions, such as Engine of Destruction[4] and Piercing the Shroud.[5]
Protoss Scientists[]
Protoss Advance/Experimental Facility Scientists[]
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]
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| Forthum (lead scientist) | Gruu | Harrum |
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| Jhas | Wa'Rak | Nubas (previously deceased) |
Scientist Portraits[]
Terran scientist
StarCraft II portrait of a female terran scientist
StarCraft II portrait of a male terran scientist
References[]
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