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Engineering Master's Degrees: Are Physicists or Engineers more employable?
Thank you very much for all of the responses and insight! Due to my limited exposure to engineering, and the fact that I have for the most part enjoyed my physics courses, I was simply assuming that a physics master's was the way to go. But now I think I am quickly changing my mind based on all...- Adventurer
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Engineering Master's Degrees: Are Physicists or Engineers more employable?
So, I've come to the end of my undergraduate education, and am a bit stuck on the next step to take. Quick background: I'm a physics major with a math minor, and have but one semester to go until I graduate in December 2013 (will be done with physics and math by spring 2013 but due to a...- Adventurer
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- Degrees Master degree Master's Physicists
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Old Physics Apparatuses - Identification Help
We have drawers and cabinets full of optical accessories. I'm sure they're hanging around somewhere. It's just hard to find the right ones since I can't locate a manual haha!- Adventurer
- Post #16
- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Old Physics Apparatuses - Identification Help
My apologies. I was referring to the technology behind the apparatuses (vacuum tubes and the like), not to people. It would be great to hear from people who actually have used set-ups like this before. Our professors here are just a bunch of young whipper-snappers :biggrin:- Adventurer
- Post #15
- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Old Physics Apparatuses - Identification Help
Haha, don't worry, I'm not going to throw any of it away! We just have a bunch of equipment that hasn't been used in at least a decade (or more than half a century). Would you know anywhere I could go or a source I could consult to find some documentation or manuals on these setups? We...- Adventurer
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Old Physics Apparatuses - Identification Help
Here's the second one. This is the one I believe may be from the 40s.- Adventurer
- Post #6
- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Old Physics Apparatuses - Identification Help
Well, not necessarily mahogany and brass, but we do have some really old stuff. I believe some of it dates from the 40s. It is a possibility I'll find even older stuff hanging around though; I'm sure this thread will become longer as I find or am assigned more equipment to investigate :) So...- Adventurer
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Old Physics Apparatuses - Identification Help
Hello, I am an undergrad in my senior year at a small liberal arts college. This summer, I have been given the task of assessing our physics labs. Specifically, we have a lot of old equipment that the professors don't know much about, and they would like me to find out if it works anymore...- Adventurer
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- Identification Physics
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Programs Physics/Math double major, or take the math minor?
Hello all, I've seen variants of this question posted, but I have a few different circumstances I'd like to ask about, so thank you for your patience in allowing me to post it again :) In the fall, I will be a senior physics major and will have 3 semesters (will probably be taking an extra...- Adventurer
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- Double major Major Minor
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising