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Ilmrak
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Hello everyone!
It won't be long before I'll take my degree in theoretical Physics and then I'll have to apply for a Ph.D.
I'd like to work on some fundamental Physics. The problem I have to face is that I actually know (almost) nothing about contemporary physics and so I don't have the knowledge to do an appropriate choice of the branch I'd like to work in.
That's why I'm here asking to who is actually doing research to spend a few words on what their work is about.
I'm interested especially (though not exclusivelly) in what I cannot learn reading papers, like the social and practical aspects of your work or what your typical day looks like.
I'll be grateful to anyone who want to share his experience or give me some advice.
Thanks,
Ilm
p.s. I hope my poor english didn't compromise your understanding :)
It won't be long before I'll take my degree in theoretical Physics and then I'll have to apply for a Ph.D.
I'd like to work on some fundamental Physics. The problem I have to face is that I actually know (almost) nothing about contemporary physics and so I don't have the knowledge to do an appropriate choice of the branch I'd like to work in.
That's why I'm here asking to who is actually doing research to spend a few words on what their work is about.
I'm interested especially (though not exclusivelly) in what I cannot learn reading papers, like the social and practical aspects of your work or what your typical day looks like.
I'll be grateful to anyone who want to share his experience or give me some advice.
Thanks,
Ilm
p.s. I hope my poor english didn't compromise your understanding :)