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bluechic92
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Hey everyone,
I have written my entire statement and I happy with most of it.
The paragraph below, however, is troubling me. I am applying for CME, but I do not yet have a strong background. I discussed my research experience already, but it was in a different field. I am reading as much as I can about this field, but still I don't know enough to elaborate too much.
Is it alright so far? Thanks for any help or advice.
My fascination with quantum field theory led me to become more curious about its application to condensed matter, which then motivated me look into the variety of research in this field. I hope to strengthen my experimental skills as well as develop a better understanding of solid state physics and its applications. I am attracted by the many options and resources available to further my studies in physics at University X, and I believe the program here will provide me with a strong groundwork for this field. I would like to get experience with semiconductor physics and Professor B's work in this area matches strongly with my interest. Exploring problems in spintronics by Professor H and by Professor Y s also of particular interest to me.
I have written my entire statement and I happy with most of it.
The paragraph below, however, is troubling me. I am applying for CME, but I do not yet have a strong background. I discussed my research experience already, but it was in a different field. I am reading as much as I can about this field, but still I don't know enough to elaborate too much.
Is it alright so far? Thanks for any help or advice.
My fascination with quantum field theory led me to become more curious about its application to condensed matter, which then motivated me look into the variety of research in this field. I hope to strengthen my experimental skills as well as develop a better understanding of solid state physics and its applications. I am attracted by the many options and resources available to further my studies in physics at University X, and I believe the program here will provide me with a strong groundwork for this field. I would like to get experience with semiconductor physics and Professor B's work in this area matches strongly with my interest. Exploring problems in spintronics by Professor H and by Professor Y s also of particular interest to me.