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A graduate student in dire need of advice
Well what's wrong with biophysics? I don't want let my feelings of inadequacy and depression hold me back anymore.- /flûks/
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Engineering Women in Engineering and Computer Science
As a female in physics, I am definitely a minority, but I don't really feel strange about it, nor have I ever felt like I was being discriminated against. As previous posters said, there are many useful resources for us, from scholarships and REUs to student organizations and clubs to retain...- /flûks/
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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A graduate student in dire need of advice
I used to work in a chemistry lab, and I liked it but got bored repeating the same measurements and analyzing that data. I felt that there was no room for creativity (granted I was just an undergraduate working under a postdoc and I know that it will not be that way as a grad student). Later I...- /flûks/
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Magnetic Force in a Current Carrying Wire
Hi! This is my first time helping someone out so here goes: To make the substitution for current I, you should use: I=\int J \bullet da where J is the current density, equal to nev in this case. After doing a quick integration you should get the proper current which will give the correct...- /flûks/
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electromagnetic fields of a rotating solid sphere: total charge inside
Homework Statement A solid sphere of radius a rotates with angular velocity ω\hat{z} relative to an inertial frame K in which the sphere's center is at rest. In a frame K' located at the surface of the sphere, there is no electric field, and the magnetic field is a dipole field with M=M\hat{z}...- /flûks/
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- Charge Electromagnetic Electromagnetic fields Fields Rotating Solid Solid sphere Sphere Total charge
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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A graduate student in dire need of advice
Thank you everyone for your input. Daveyinez, I don't mean to say that medication is useless, or that they are to simply make you happy. I was purposefully making a cynical remark toward the state of society and its desire to have a quick fix, a "happy pill," for everything. For such...- /flûks/
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A graduate student in dire need of advice
I was diagnosed with dysthymia when I was 18, and have been on medication before. But I have difficulty in reconciling the idea of such an "illness" and the fact that I'm just an overprivileged, middle class white american who can't accept reality. Is a pill going to make me happy...- /flûks/
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A graduate student in dire need of advice
To answer why I want a PhD is difficult. It is not a clear-cut answer, and I based part of my decision on not wanting to search for a "real job." I think that I want to do something computer programming related because from what I've done so far I enjoy it (I took a c++ class and did some of my...- /flûks/
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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A graduate student in dire need of advice
I am in great physics PhD program in my first year, and classes aren't going all that well. Last semester I barely made it with a 3.0 gpa, which is the minimum required. I tried to study and work on the homework gradually, utilizing my classmates to bounce ideas off of. This was a big step...- /flûks/
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance