What is the purpose of joining a physics forum as a new professor?

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In summary, joining a physics forum as a new professor can serve as a valuable tool for networking, sharing knowledge and resources, and staying updated on the latest developments and research in the field. It can also provide opportunities for collaboration and mentorship, and help establish a professional reputation within the physics community. Additionally, participating in discussions and forums can help improve communication and teaching skills, and potentially lead to new research opportunities and collaborations.
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Fernandopozasaura
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Hello,
I'm happy to say hello to all Physics Formus fellows.
I'm a new professor in physics (more precisely engineering in electromagnetics field) and I've just registered to solve some doubts. I hope to help others soon.
Thank you for making possible this community.
Fernando
 
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Thank you very much! Greg.
 
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