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maughanster
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Hi All!
A question that has been on my mind lately is how can a person be the best physicist that they can possibly be. Obviously 'best' is open to interpretation, so let's just say "How can a person make the largest impact on some field in physics that they are capable of". If we had to pick a target audience, let's say undergraduates and beginning graduate students who will continue on in physics research.
I have a few ideas, but I don't want to pollute the thread before I've heard from others. I am currently an undergrad myself, but I want this thread to be helpful for a larger range of people.
Thanks for the replies and I hope we get a good discussion going!
A question that has been on my mind lately is how can a person be the best physicist that they can possibly be. Obviously 'best' is open to interpretation, so let's just say "How can a person make the largest impact on some field in physics that they are capable of". If we had to pick a target audience, let's say undergraduates and beginning graduate students who will continue on in physics research.
I have a few ideas, but I don't want to pollute the thread before I've heard from others. I am currently an undergrad myself, but I want this thread to be helpful for a larger range of people.
Thanks for the replies and I hope we get a good discussion going!