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simha
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Hi,
I wanted to know if someone who has a degree in parallel computing and related work experience will be able to get a PhD project in Computational Astrophysics? What other skill sets would the person require?
I have seen many PhD positions that accept people from a parallel computing background into Computational Biology. Does the same hold good for Astronomy as well?
Thanks in advance.
I wanted to know if someone who has a degree in parallel computing and related work experience will be able to get a PhD project in Computational Astrophysics? What other skill sets would the person require?
I have seen many PhD positions that accept people from a parallel computing background into Computational Biology. Does the same hold good for Astronomy as well?
Thanks in advance.