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It's Hungary

Hello, I'm studying in an European country and planning to do my PhD here.

Hello, dear all. Currently I'm studying MSc in physics hoping to do PhD soon after my graduation. I did my bachelor in Quantum Electrodynamics, and before starting my MSc in physics, I was working as a research assistant in experimental HEP lab, and I thought I wanted to explore other subfields...

To be honest, I've never been in touch with Earth scientists, and i understand this could be delusional feeling that might make run into trouble again , but one thing for sure, i want to be a scientist. Other than theoretical physics, I've many interests like paleontology, Earth science...

The real problem for me now is i don't know what i want to do next. Is any other person who find HEP to be boring? What are you doing now? Can i change my career to Earth science based on my physics background in grad school?

Btw, i know it's wrong to call myself as a physicist based on my bachelor's degree. Having a bachelor in physics is like a kindergartener to adulthood of PhD. What i planned before started working here was to have a research experience to apply study abroad in graduate level since my country's...

From looking at my coworkers who have worked here several years seems that's not possible.

I did my intern in that institute and my bachelor's thesis is QFT. Where did i say I'm unhappy because I'm not leading the research etc? What i said is i know theoretical side of it, but working in experimental hep seems not what i expected and boring to me.

Hello everyone. First of all allow me introduce my self briefly. I'm a guy from not that high progressed country of particle physics, and i graduated almost a year ago with degree of a bachelor in physics. I was a top student in my uni and got some prestigious scholarships. Just like many other...