How Can a PhD in Statistical Mechanics Shape a Career in Theoretical Physics?

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I joined the community to contribute and to discuss Physics with fellow students and researchers.

I am Brazilian, have a MD in Computational Physics and will soon resume my PhD in Statistical Mechanics. I want to have a solid career in theoretical physics centered on Statistical Physics and Non Linear Systems.
 
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Welcome Angelo! Always great to have people like you here at the forum!
 
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