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[QUOTE="Islander, post: 5485886, member: 595433"] Hello, I'm currently a second year undergrad (third once summer ends) majoring in applied physics. Currently I'm doing research at my university about muon beam cooling. However, even though this topic is interesting, I'm mainly interested in the cooling and trapping of anti-particles which is a subject that no one at my university is studying (closest I could come is the research I'm doing now). I've found other professors at other universities whom are researching exactly what I want to pursue in my physics career, but they're at different universities. My question is if I wanted to eventually work under these professors and be apart of their research projects, what should I do? I know I'm definitely applying to their universities graduate programs and REU's if they're offering, but is there anything I could do now like email them questions about their research? Also I'm worried that when I do apply for graduate school/REU's, my research interests stated in my personal statement won't line up with my research experience, is this a valid concern? Thanks [/QUOTE]
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