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Oh, I see what you mean. What extra data would I need to tell more?

Yes, we can make those assumptions. What do you mean calculate the differences?

That data shows a repetition test with the same concentrations...:confused: ...on the same instrument. Sorry that I did not make this clear.

I attached an excel sheet with example data. What do you think? Thanks

Hi I have two sets of data, y as a function of x, for two different experiments. Y is the dependent variable, an instrument reading, x is the dependent variable, a concentration of something in a solution. Plotting the data in excel gives me 2 curves. The experiments were...

I mean't to say Canada. It's irrelevant anyway, I was just giving an example of a job.

I understand. Certainly a PhD does seem like a good route (if it has a large component of programming)! It means I would graduate @ 25 with a doctorate and 3 years of programming experience relevant to chemistry (all in addition to my industry experience and 4.0 GPA chemistry degree). But would...

I graduate this year! When I graduate I will be 22 years old. I've already spent a year working in the chemical industry as a chemist! I thinking that a PhD would be the best route for me...only 3 years, + I get paid. What you think?

What should I do when I graduate with by BSc Chemistry (with industry experience)...should I try to gain formal qualifications in programming? There's so many possibilities... I could try for a PhD or Masters, or even a job!

My dream is to be able to work remotely, from home. Do you think it's a possible reality?

To be honest, I'd rather have more programming and less chemistry. It's just one of the ways that I'm looking at in order to escape working in a laboratory.

I love computer programming, but I'm currently on a BSc Chemistry degree. Is there anyway I can combine these for a job/career?

I'm coming to the end of my chemistry degree (in the UK) and I've been looking into applying for jobs as a trainee patent attorney. I'm hoping that someone here can give me some valuable advice. Am I a suitable candidate? What's the competition like? - My degree is a BSc in Chemistry, this has...

Thank you for your opinion.

What's your reasoning?