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Aroldo
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I got admitted into three different Master programs in my country, and I would really appreciate if you give me some advises.
I have been working with a really productive professor since the beginning of the second year of my BS. The project we have been working with is to develop spectroscopy instrumentation, which I think is really entrusting.
The second option is to work with data analysis produced on CERN LHCb experiments. I really enjoy programming and I think I would enjoy to work with particle physics.
The third option is to work with light scattering on cold atoms, which I have been studying by myself and it is an amazing field, which I am really passionate with.
They are completely different fields, and I suppose I could do a good job in any of them.
As many physics graduation student, I am really concerned about finding a position after PhD.
All being said. Which one I should consider the must?
I have been working with a really productive professor since the beginning of the second year of my BS. The project we have been working with is to develop spectroscopy instrumentation, which I think is really entrusting.
The second option is to work with data analysis produced on CERN LHCb experiments. I really enjoy programming and I think I would enjoy to work with particle physics.
The third option is to work with light scattering on cold atoms, which I have been studying by myself and it is an amazing field, which I am really passionate with.
They are completely different fields, and I suppose I could do a good job in any of them.
As many physics graduation student, I am really concerned about finding a position after PhD.
All being said. Which one I should consider the must?