Should I Do a Summer Project in Plasma Physics for My High Energy Physics Goals?

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Pursuing a summer project in theoretical Plasma Physics is advisable for a second-year college student interested in High Energy Physics (HEP) and String Theory. Engaging in research, even in a different but related field like Plasma Physics, provides valuable experience that can enhance future opportunities in HEP. The consensus is that any research experience is beneficial, particularly in theoretical disciplines, and can help build a strong foundation for future projects in the desired area of study.
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I am in second year of my college. I want to pursue theoretical physics and plan to work on things like String theory and High Energy Physics. Now I was trying to get a summer project in Physics and I have been offered an opportunity to do a project in theoretical Plasma Physics.
Is it right to do a project in Plasma Physics considering that my interest is in High Energy Physics? If I do this project in Plasma Physics, will it help me to get projects in High Energy phyiscs etc. in future?

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Unless you've also been offered an opportunity in HEP, take the one in plasma physics. In undergrad, research experience is research experience, especially when it comes to theoretical stuff. Congrats on being offered that opportunity in the second year of college, that's really something.
 
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