How Can a Mechanical Engineer Transition into Academic Physics?

Thread starter madladkaiser
Start date Mar 19, 2024
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Mar 19, 2024

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Hello there, fellow physics enthusiasts, I am a mechanical engineer looking forward to pursuing physics academically.
I am interested in gaining knowledge from this forum and connecting with students and scientists.
Have a nice day, Madladkaiser

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