What Qualifications Do New Physics Forum Members Hold?

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In summary, a new member in a physics forum should have a strong background in physics, a willingness to learn and contribute, and the ability to communicate effectively with other members. They should also have a basic understanding of forum etiquette and rules, as well as a genuine interest in the subject matter. Additionally, some forums may require a certain level of education or expertise in order to join. Overall, a new member in a physics forum should possess both knowledge and a positive attitude towards participating in discussions and sharing their insights.
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Glad to be a member in this forum...
I have a masters in Physics. Currently working as a lecturer in physics in a local private college.
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Om
 
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Welcome to PF. We are glad to have you.
 

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