Can an Electronics Engineer Reconnect with Physics after 20 Years?

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In summary, an electronics engineer can certainly reconnect with physics after a 20-year gap. While there may be a learning curve to brush up on the fundamentals and new advancements in the field, the underlying principles and problem-solving skills learned as an engineer can be easily transferred to the study of physics. With dedication and commitment, it is possible for an electronics engineer to rekindle their passion for physics and continue to excel in their field.
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MVWeaver
Hi,
I'm an Electronics engineer. Unfortunately, no longer in touch with Physics for the last 20 years. But I do get some questions in day-to-day life. I hope to enrich my knowledge from the experts here.

Regards,
M
 
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