I have always been curious about how the world works and have had a natural inclination towards science. However, it was not until I took a physics course in college that I truly fell in love with the subject. The combination of mathematical rigor and real-world applications fascinated me and sparked my passion for physics.
Yes, during my senior year of college, I had the opportunity to work on a research project with a professor in the physics department. This experience allowed me to apply the concepts I learned in class to real-world problems and ignited a passion for research in physics.
Absolutely. My high school physics teacher was incredibly passionate about the subject and made the class engaging and fun. In college, I had the privilege of working with several brilliant professors who were not only experts in their fields but also enthusiastic about sharing their knowledge and inspiring the next generation of physicists.
My passion for physics led me to pursue a graduate degree in the subject and ultimately led me to a career in research. I am constantly learning and discovering new things in the field, and I am grateful for the opportunities that my passion for physics has brought me.
It is never too late to develop a passion for physics. Keep an open mind, be curious, and don't be afraid to ask questions. Take advantage of opportunities to learn and engage with the subject, whether it be through courses, research, or attending lectures. Most importantly, always remember why you fell in love with physics in the first place and let that passion drive you forward.