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| Feb25-13, 12:33 AM | #1 |
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Research in highschool
I am a high school student in india . I love physics and mathematics . I have completed grade 10 this year . I learned physics and math from MIT opencourseware and Resnick halliday .
I completed the following courses ( with solving thier problem sets and exam papers) 1. 8.01 mechanics 2. 8.02 EM 3. 18.01 Single variable calculus. I am planning to participate in Intel Science and Engineering Fair 2013 . For this i first need to qualify as top performer in IRIS 2013. I am planning to do a project in physics . I heard students work under guidance from professors in universties . As i this is my first time participating in science fairs , i need some guidance on how to proceed . |
| Feb25-13, 12:42 AM | #2 |
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You are going to need to network and be aggressive and not restrict yourself to just physics. Knock on the doors of local physics/chem/engineering/bio professors.
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| Feb25-13, 01:20 AM | #3 |
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Thanks for the reply , But can you elaborate on what i should do . How do i meet the professors ? , how to convince them to help me ? etc....
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| Feb25-13, 08:38 AM | #4 |
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