What is the Excitement of Being a New Member in the Science Community?

In summary, the excitement of being a new member in the science community is rooted in the opportunity to contribute to the advancement of knowledge and make meaningful discoveries. It offers a chance to collaborate with like-minded individuals, attend conferences and workshops, and access cutting-edge technology and resources. Being a part of the science community also means being at the forefront of innovation and breakthroughs, constantly learning and expanding one's skills and expertise. Additionally, new members may feel a sense of belonging and purpose, knowing they are part of a community that is dedicated to making a positive impact on the world through scientific research and discoveries.
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Lafith
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Hey everyone,
My name is Lafith,from India.(yes! From C V Raman's country!).its great and exciting to be here.
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Welcome to PF!

thank you Sir
 

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