I've recently heard someone discussing the effects of pulsed magnetic fields on aluminum. Thats really something I hadn't thought about, but would a pulsed magnetic field on the order of 1 Tesla cause a reaction in Aluminum? How about Stainless Steel? I know these materials usually show no...
I guess I was a bit vague...When I was applying to grad schools during my last year as an undergrad I remember going to a lecture by a professor from William and Mary who was recruiting for their relatively new Applied Science Phd program and he was saying how WHAT you get your Phd in isn't...
I'm currently a photonics engineer with a B.S. in Applied Physics. I work full time and have been pursuing an MS in Applied Physics part time and I'm considering enrolling in the Phd program there at George Mason University. Unfortunately, they don't actually offer a Phd in physics, but rather...