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Tom83B
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Hi, I'd like to ask what are the current challanges in physics. I'm a high school student and in two years I'd like to go to a university to study physics (I think we have a different school system in Czech Reupblic so we go to universities straight from high-schools, no colleges).
So I was wondering what is the most perspective specialisation in physics. I like the idea of doing my master in nuclear physics (as there is probably a lot of quantum mechanics, which I'm fascinated by http://translate.google.cz/translat...TF8.en/studium/bcmgr/ok/f1b9.htm&sl=cs&tl=en"). Do you think that there is going to be a lot of interesting problems to work on with this specialisation in about 7-10 years time? Do you think I could work on quantum computers for example?
Thanks for your answers
So I was wondering what is the most perspective specialisation in physics. I like the idea of doing my master in nuclear physics (as there is probably a lot of quantum mechanics, which I'm fascinated by http://translate.google.cz/translat...TF8.en/studium/bcmgr/ok/f1b9.htm&sl=cs&tl=en"). Do you think that there is going to be a lot of interesting problems to work on with this specialisation in about 7-10 years time? Do you think I could work on quantum computers for example?
Thanks for your answers
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