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Andy Morris
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Hi All
I am very new here and therefore apologise if there is a thread on this but -
I am researching my PhD in Astrophysics and Planetary Science (2nd year) and am starting to think about future employment. I am a little undecided whether to remain in academia (which I am slightly leaning towards) or go into industry. I get e-mail alerts from jobs.ac.uk and have seen that many of the positions like physicists to be able to use a computer language but they do differ, so I am going to ask;
Which computer would be the best choice for a future in astrophysics/physics etc.
I am learning hydrocoding at the moment as part of my modelling for my research but I really suck badly at learning computer languages! I have tried C++, C# and Latex and not got anywhere very quickly!
Anyways any help would be very much appreciated.
Cheers
Andy
I am very new here and therefore apologise if there is a thread on this but -
I am researching my PhD in Astrophysics and Planetary Science (2nd year) and am starting to think about future employment. I am a little undecided whether to remain in academia (which I am slightly leaning towards) or go into industry. I get e-mail alerts from jobs.ac.uk and have seen that many of the positions like physicists to be able to use a computer language but they do differ, so I am going to ask;
Which computer would be the best choice for a future in astrophysics/physics etc.
I am learning hydrocoding at the moment as part of my modelling for my research but I really suck badly at learning computer languages! I have tried C++, C# and Latex and not got anywhere very quickly!
Anyways any help would be very much appreciated.
Cheers
Andy