How Can a New Member Engage with the DERC Physics Community?

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In summary, joining the Physics Community through the Department of Energy's Early Career Research Program (DERC) offers new members opportunities for professional development, collaboration with experienced scientists, and access to cutting-edge research facilities. The program also provides funding for research projects and encourages diversity and inclusion within the physics community. By joining DERC, new members can gain valuable experience and connections that will aid them in their careers as physicists.
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Hey everyone, I'm taking on Physics this year online and I feel like it is about time to become part of this community. Hopefully I'll be able to help you guys as much as you help me. I look forward to working together with everyone
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Welcome to PF!
Thank you!
 
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Welcome DERC!
 

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