What Can I Learn from Scientists Around the World?

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Swap123
I am mechanical engineer from India , Not able to speak in english like the way u gyes are speaking , but i am so glad that because of this app i got connected with talented gyes like u from all around

i like to apply , what i learn in day to day life , and curious to know what i didnt.

so thank u all of u to be part of this app , to help peoples like me

thanks a lot
 
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Welcome to PF!

Your english is understandable but one thing that would help immensely is having your posts spell checked before submitting them and eliminating the use text speech. This will reduce confusion and insure others will respond to your posts in a more positive manner.
 
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Thank u so much, sir…
 
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Swap123 said:
I am mechanical engineer from India , Not able to speak in english like the way u gyes are speaking , but i am so glad that because of this app i got connected with talented gyes like u from all around

i like to apply , what i learn in day to day life , and curious to know what i didnt.

so thank u all of u to be part of this app , to help peoples like me

thanks a lot
We do not allow "text speak" here like substituting u for you. You will need to spell out all words.
 
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Sorry ! ,
It will not happened again
thanks a lot, all of you
 

FAQ: What Can I Learn from Scientists Around the World?

What Can I Learn from Scientists Around the World?

1. What is the importance of learning from scientists around the world?

Learning from scientists around the world allows us to gain a global perspective on various scientific topics and advancements. It also helps us understand different cultural and societal influences on scientific research and promotes collaboration and innovation.

2. How can I connect with scientists from different parts of the world?

There are many ways to connect with scientists from around the world, such as attending international conferences, joining online communities and forums, and participating in collaborative research projects. You can also reach out to scientists directly through email or social media.

3. What are some common areas of research among scientists around the world?

Scientists around the world often collaborate on research in areas such as climate change, renewable energy, healthcare, and space exploration. However, there is a wide range of scientific topics being studied globally, and the possibilities for collaboration are endless.

4. How can learning from scientists around the world benefit my own research?

By learning from scientists around the world, you can gain new insights and perspectives that can enhance your own research. It can also open up opportunities for collaboration and access to resources and expertise that may not be available in your own country.

5. What are some challenges of learning from scientists around the world?

One of the main challenges is the language barrier, as not all scientists may speak the same language. Another challenge is the difference in research methods and practices, which may require some adjustments and compromises when collaborating. Additionally, there may be cultural and political barriers that can affect the exchange of information and resources.

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