The discussion centers on the career path in gravity and cosmology for first-year physics students. Participants emphasize the importance of gaining a broad understanding of physics before specializing, particularly in uncertain fields like string theory. Recommendations include engaging in research opportunities with university professors to gain practical experience. The conversation highlights the value of patience in academic specialization, suggesting that students should wait until later in their studies to make definitive career choices.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for first-year physics students, aspiring cosmologists, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of specializing in gravity and cosmology.
Sounds like good experience for an under grad either way.viniciuslbo said:Because in the next semester I already have the opportunity to start a small research along with my university professor of area I choose.
viniciuslbo said:i am first year in physics graduation