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Questions about my potential PhD advisor
I am considering a PhD program in Physics, and my prospective advisor is a more mature faculty member (full professor, late career). I am really interested in the field of study, and the advisor's students speak really highly of their experiences. Are there any advantages or disadvantages to...- Alex_Walker
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How Can High School Students Explore Physics Opportunities?
Okay. I'll focus all my energy on learning calculus. Thank you for all of your help. Clearly you know a good bit about this sort of thing, and I appreciate your guidance :) A friend of mine suggested learning about how physics engines work in computer simulations. I think that would be fun.- Alex_Walker
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How Can High School Students Explore Physics Opportunities?
Thanks for the suggestions! It's probably noteworthy to mention that I can program in Java already. I think that I'll learn calculus over the summer (only a week away for me!). Meanwhile, are there any topics in physics that I can learn about without knowledge of calculus that are beyond...- Alex_Walker
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How Can High School Students Explore Physics Opportunities?
Hi. I’m a freshman at a US high school. Recently, I took an introductory physics course, and it was by far my favorite class. I have a deep passion for science, and I am good at mathematics (I have really solid skills up to precalc). I’ve always liked being able to describe interactions using...- Alex_Walker
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