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Hector Mata
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Hi, everyone. I'm new here (duh). I truly wish I had found this site earlier. I'm currently self-studying for entry into a physics PhD program, having finished my Masters last summer (I'm in Mexico; here we have the Bachelor-Master-PhD route).

I'm looking around the site and enjoying it quite a lot.

Regards!
 
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I'm from Mexico too. Que rollo? :b
 

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