Can Mechanical Engineers Contribute to Physics Research?

Thread starter Asterast
Start date Oct 2, 2019

Oct 2, 2019

Asterast

Aster here! I am a mechanical engineer from India. I have worked on electric cart and on automation of tool cutting machines in my course. I'm interested in physics and want to contribute to this forum. Thank you.

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