Can retired scientists still contribute to the scientific community?

In summary, retired scientists can still contribute to the scientific community through various means such as mentorship, consulting, and volunteering. Their years of experience and knowledge are valuable resources that can benefit current and future generations of scientists. They can also continue to conduct research and publish their findings, providing valuable insights and advancements in their field of expertise. Additionally, retired scientists can serve on advisory boards or committees, offering their expertise and guidance to current research projects. Despite their retirement, these scientists still have much to contribute to the scientific community and their contributions should not be overlooked.
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I have seen some of the questions students ask in the forum and think that I may be able to help. I am missing the classroom experience, so this my be one way to recapture some of that rewarding experience.
 
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Hi Gary Motta. :welcome:
 
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Hi Gary Motta.

So you are here for the same reasons allot of us are here. It really gets in your blood doesn't it?
I call us the "fortunates".

Welcome and enjoy!Regards,
Alex
 
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