What is it like to be a science nerd in the R&D field?

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In summary, being a science nerd in the R&D field involves constantly seeking out new knowledge and ideas, collaborating with other experts, and using critical thinking and problem-solving skills to innovate and create new technologies. It also requires a passion for learning, a strong attention to detail, and the ability to adapt to changing scientific advancements. Science nerds in the R&D field often work long hours and face challenges, but they are driven by their curiosity and a desire to make a positive impact on the world through their research and discoveries.
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My educational background is in physics although I have spent a career in R&D departments developing new products, mostly in the high tech sector. My daughter tells her friends that I am a science nerd.
 
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Welcome to the PF,! :smile:
 

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