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The discussion centers on the career prospects for physics master's graduates seeking roles as science advisors or patent agents. Key points include the importance of leveraging professional experience to transition into patent law and the effectiveness of networking strategies such as cold-calling and monitoring job announcements. Participants emphasize the value of existing threads that provide insights and advice on entering the patent attorney field, suggesting that engaging with these resources can enhance understanding and opportunities in this career path.
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What is the outlook as a science advisor or patent agent for a physics masters graduate with several years professional experience?
Anyone have recommendations about getting a foot in the door in patent law with such a degree? Cold-calling or looking for specific job announcements?
Any advice would be appreciated...

Thank you!
 
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