Engineer Definition and 851 Threads

  1. ricpestana

    Hello, engineer here

    Hello there. I have a Master degree in Mechanical Engineering and work on the energy assessment area. But i have a huge interest in subjects like General Relativity, particle physics, Cosmology and Astronomy.
  2. T

    Layman here

    Hi. I'm an engineer, not a physist. That being said, I have an interest in physics - particularly in the field of general relativity.
  3. A

    Retired engineer - fascinated in cosmology and astrophysics

    I am working on a new theory of a potential alternative explanation for observed dark matter phenomena. Should be able to share soon.
  4. Nesrine24

    Physics Teacher

    I am Nesrine. I am an electrical engineer holding M.sc. in control engineering and working in IT industry for about 25 years. I started teaching physics foro IGCSE 4 years ago and I want to know more about teaching physics. I am palnning to lecturer undergraduate students. I use academic books...
  5. P

    Engineer in the field of magnetohydrodynamics and its use in seawater

    • Industrial Engineer (1997-2004) specializing in Electricity. Universidad Politécnica Cartagena. (UPCT). • Final year project at the Faculté polytechnique de Mons (Belgium). In collaboration with Alstom Motors.
  6. Xuedong He

    What Does a Laser Engineer Do?

    Hello I am a laser engineer interested in Physics.
  7. J

    Chemist unwillingly turned chemical engineer

    Hello, I'm just out of grad school working now as a chemical engineer, though the problems I've been asked to solve are quite varied in nature. I've known about and have used physics forums for a while, and just got around to making an account. I hope to learn a lot from here.
  8. Will Smythe

    What Drives Will Smythe's Perpetual Curiosity?

    Have Engineering Degree, will travail and travel by most any conveyance. Now at 78 and possessed of a perpetually curious mind...to the great consternation of my long sufferin' girl friend ... am perched here in the trackless wilds of Northern California, and in unsteady control of a...
  9. L

    New member interested in next generation nuclear power

    Joining this forum to learn and talk about next generation nuclear. I'm a chemical engineer currently in pharma (process R&D for small molecule drugs, a rather different field, at a Japanese company) interested in contributing to next generation nuclear. Especially interested in chemistry...
  10. Sanjeevm

    Physics Forum is what I needed for years!

    As an engineer and physics enthusiast, I was looking for a forum to discuss particular and advanced physics topics. And this forum satisfies that pretty well. Earlier, platforms like Quora, Reddit, StackExchange, etc., were available, but focused and detailed physics threads were uncommon. I am...
  11. Ziqi

    Algorithm Engineer in EDA Industry

    I am an algorithm engineer working on inverse lithography in an EDA company. The modeling in inverse lithography involves much optics. I hold a PhD degree from ECE department at University of Florida, but optics is not my background. Thus, I need a place to have discussions of physics problems...
  12. Gifovaco

    Hi, I'm new here.

    I like learning. Electrical engineer background. Now lets try Chemistry.
  13. I

    EE in maritime

    Hello everyone, I've recently found myself missing the days of php based internet forums, long-text formats with a good culture and personality. It sounds ridiculously corny to make personal introductions as a newcomer but I guess it's a breath of fresh air to have to write one in today's very...
  14. alessalessio

    Hello from AlessAless

    hi all I am an Engineer with a PhD in Information Engineering with a great passion for physics.
  15. U

    Bad at math and great at physics, explain this paradox?

    I am talking about university level. There is lots of genius physicist/engineers who were bad in math. If mathematics is the language of physics how this is even possible? Do math and physics need different type of "intuition" or "solving methods" of how to explain this paradox?
  16. M

    Mazen Dh. Mechanical engineer in infrastructure field

    Hope to participate in discussions and find answers about certain topics like anti water hammer design.
  17. J

    John Beattie

    I got to this thread: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/complete-set-of-answers-to-schaums-tensor-calculus.346972/ but it is locked, otherwise I would have added to it. I'm now retired, was a software engineer but I studied maths and physics at University. I'd like to get what might be...
  18. RonG

    RonG Mechanical Engineer Student

    Hello, My name is Ron. I am currently attending Old Dominion University majoring in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Engineering Management. I am returning to obtain my bachelors at age 54 and currently hold an associate in Drafting and Design. I have worked in the construction industry...
  19. gmascorro

    Hello guys!

    Hello My name is Gerardo , Im from Texas, Im an Electro Mechanical Engineer. Saw this cool forum and I wanted to join. Please to meet all of you and lets be friends.
  20. K

    Hi there! I'm Kiran. I need to know advance physics.

    Hi! My name is Kiran. I am a mechanical engineer working for various practical application projects such as renewable energy products, efficiency improvement, customized machines, etc. On many circumstances, I encountered with a problem of solving some advance and complicated physics. And in one...
  21. PaulMuadDib

    Signal processing engineer wondering if a seasonal heat storage is feasible

    Hello there, My background is about signal processing, and after having installed a complete photovoltaic generator (7.2 kWp in 3 directions, Victron system) & storage (21 kWh of Pylontech batteries), heat pumps to heat the house (combined a small Jötul stove) and the domestic hot water, I am...
  22. D

    Electrical engineer with a great passion for physics

    I am an electrical engineer with a great passion for physics, and I live in Ottawa.
  23. M

    How Can a Mechanical Engineer Transition into Academic Physics?

    Hello there, fellow physics enthusiasts, I am a mechanical engineer looking forward to pursuing physics academically. I am interested in gaining knowledge from this forum and connecting with students and scientists. Have a nice day, Madladkaiser
  24. Sargon38

    Old engineer and physicist...

    I've been a long-standing member of PF a few decades ago, and now I take up things again after more than 10 years of absence. I'm into nuclear scientific instrumentation, with a special interest in theoretical physics (but not as theoretical as in my younger years). I've a degree in electrical...
  25. X

    How Can Quantum Mechanics Influence Software Engineering?

    Interested in foundations of physics, Quantum Mechanics.
  26. M

    How Does a Nuclear Engineer Combine Passion for Energy and Photography?

    Blogger about nuclear energy and enthusiastic amateur photographer.
  27. R

    How Does a Retired Electronics Engineer Stay Engaged with Physical Sciences?

    I am a retired Electronics Engineer. BSEE from Iowa State Univ and MSEE from California State Univ-Northridge. Still interested in the physical sciences.
  28. M

    Can Mechanical Engineers Revolutionize the Pump Industry?

    Mechanical engineer working in pump industry
  29. M

    Free Researcher as physics engineer

    I am a physic Engineer, researcher and I do search on nuclear and paticle physic. I need some basic reaearch on physic at the last years and I belive that you can answer my questions. If not enough these inform me , please inform me which information need you to me. Thank you. Best regards...
  30. R

    Who is the Optical Engineer from Italy?

    Hello, I'm an optical engineer from Italy
  31. B

    Language Learning and Cultural Identity: A Finnish Scientist's Perspective

    I think the title speaks for itself, I am from a country that half of the planet doesn't know exists. Iäm a typical finn that is socially so akward that wont go to the common tutor meeting to get help, but rather goes online and spends way too long on simple problems.,
  32. N

    Who is Nappolean, the New Mechanical Engineer Graduate?

    Hello everyone am Nappolean a New Mechanical Engineer Graduate here, nice to meet you all.
  33. F

    What sparked an electrical engineer's interest in physics?

    Hello! I am an electrical engineer from South Korea. While studying at university, I developed a late interest in physics through learning Maxwell's equations. I've come here to participate in meaningful discussions. Thank you :smile:
  34. Mohmmad Maaitah

    What should I do before taking my Statics course (ME major)?

    TL;DR Summary: I am taking the Statics course next semester (in a month) and it seems very difficult as people told me, I couldn't find someone who did great in it to seek advice. so if you did great in statics please provide me with tips and advices, thanks in advance. By the way I am...
  35. M

    Finding My Way Back to Tech: A Scientist's Journey

    Oh to be young again, and living in a community of like-minded souls. I have lost my edge, but I am not lost. I only need a whetstone and to be invited back in. A little Fancy like Reba because my way was self-guided.. It isn't your normal process because this is a story about broken...
  36. J

    What is the New Concept About Common Mode Noise in Electrical Engineering?

    M.S in electrical engineering, Has a publication on IEEE titled “New Concept About Common Mode Noise”. I have extensive knowledge in electrical engineering, including quantum.
  37. V

    What is the role of an electronics engineer in designing automotive LED lights?

    I am an electronics engineer and work as a designer of automotive LED lights
  38. halfapizza

    How Does Satellite Technology Intersect with Ham Radio Experience?

    I'm an electrical engineer of 35 years. I've been in multiple industries, but now work with satellites, LEO specifically. I'm also a Ham Radio operator, AC7DN. My favorite quote is from Leonardo daVinci - "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication."
  39. F

    What is the connection between physics and metaphysics?

    I'm an electrical engineer working in the medical device industry. As a hobby, always interested in both physics and metaphysics, want to know what this world is about at its core. Always open to any seriously and honestly driven discussion as long as it is not offending and has the goal of...
  40. Agongo 4

    Courses Becoming a Biomedical Engineer with a Bsc in Medical Physics

    Can I become a biomedical engineer after completing a Bsc in Medical Physics?
  41. R

    Job Skills Any advice for a new grad looking to be a Software Engineer?

    Recently graduated with a degree in Computer Science. I have been sending applications daily and got to final rounds with a FAANG company but they went on a hiring freeze. I recently again got a final interview with another FAANG company at the end of the month and have an online assessment with...
  42. M

    Working electrical engineer transitioning to physics?

    Hi everyone, I'm new here but I've come across PF many times as viewer while searching for clarifications and exercise solutions. I think this should be the right place to ask for advice. My background: 30-ish years old, got my BSc and MS in Electrical Engineering in 2017. The courses were...
  43. Smitnak

    Engineering What kinds of jobs can a vibration engineer with this experience?

    Hello guys, I've been searching job to my father. Because the economical situation of the country he wants to find a foreign job. -He has 20+ years working as an director of vibration analysis and diagnosis company who himself founded. -He has 20+ years working as mechanical engineer teacher...
  44. Mousa Kandah

    Admissions Advice for an Engineer seeking a Masters in Physics in Germany

    Hello, I recently Graduated as a Mechanical Engineer from the University of Jordan and I am looking to do a Masters in Physics in Germany obviously I am at a disadvantage when it comes to admission due to my Bachelors, but I am currently fixing that. I am currently taking Courses in Quantum...
  45. S

    Studying If you are an engineer but find out you don't like it?

    I am worried about going for an engineering field and getting a degree in it to only find out its either not what I thought it would be or I just do not like it. If that happened I'd think the only option is go back to college to get a different degree, but I'd really not want to do that. Is...
  46. S

    Other How can I know I'll be a good engineer?

    I am really good at math and the sciences. I always get A's. I find it easy. But that's because I take the notes, study, and my way of thinking goes along side these subjects. I am able to ace the tests because I've practiced them. The problem is suspect post graduation and actually working is...
  47. octopus26

    Engineering Masters programs to work in aerospace/defense as an engineer

    Hello all, I am looking for some career advice. My current situation is that I am graduating with my bachelors in physics and chemistry in December of this year. My goal is to get a masters degree in a field that would enable me to work as an engineer at one of the aerospace/defense contractors...
  48. G

    Engineering Acceleration Engineering First Semester

    The function x (t) = 4 (m · s) t − 1 + 10 m describes the position of a mass point. In which direction does the speed point at time t = 1 s? Is the amount of speed constant or not? does the velocity function change its sign for t> 0 at some point? And in which direction does the acceleration...
  49. Jake Ng

    Mechanical Engineer Career. Short 3 question interview.

    I have an assignment for a class where I have to interview Mechanical Engineers. The questions are “Why did you choose this career?”, “Are you happy in this career?”, and “What advice would you give to someone who wanted to pursue this career?” I would appreciate it if someone could answer these...
  50. D

    Biology From Electrical Engineer to Tissue Engineer

    Long time lurker, first time poster. I did my undergrad in EE. I'm looking to transition into something in the biomedical space, particularly tissue engineering. I might want to do a PhD, but I'm just seeking a new challenge at this point in my life. Is there any way that I can work part-time...
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