How Do Optics, Astronomy, and Programming Shape a Scientist's Journey?

Thread starter zernikepolynomial
Start date Sep 29, 2023
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Introduction Physics Scientist

Sep 29, 2023

zernikepolynomial

How did you find PF?: I've seen the website a lot but never had a use for it until now.

I received my degree some years ago. Been very focused on optics, astronomy, programming.

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