Recent content by Dasboot

Yeah, I get that experience in any field is a form of specialization, but it's a much smaller step than grad school and far easier to undo or alter if I feel it's a bad fit. I will go through my resume and spice it up a bit, though - I've got some good not-Physics experience in training (Muay...

Thanks Ben. If you don't mind elaborating further, it'd be helpful to hear the step-by-step of how you turned around that stigma. I guess that's what I'll need to be doing.

I'm completely on board with everything you just said, but I still don't know where I should be aiming for personal contacts. Should I bite the bullet and approach biotech companies directly who've posted for bio/chem majors, walk into a college's physics department and randomly look for...

I'll just launch into it: I graduated recently from Temple University with a B.S in Physics, GPA 3.83. I worked in three labs, one semester each, during my studies: one for pay, one volunteer, and one for credit. In the first, I did analysis for Mossbauer spectroscopy; in the second, I produced...