- #1
- 2,049
- 1,145
Hi everyone! Since this is a physics forum, I was curious which area of physics research did you specialize in, so I set up this poll.
Please note the following:
1. My question is directed to current physics students, postdocs, and faculty members. You can also answer if you have completed a PhD in physics, but ended up working either in a related area or outside of physics altogether (in which case click which research area of physics you specialized in your PhD research).
2. I based my list of physics research areas out of research activities in my alma mater (University of Toronto). However, it's possible that I may have left out several important research areas within physics. If you specialized in such a field, click "other physics".
Please note the following:
1. My question is directed to current physics students, postdocs, and faculty members. You can also answer if you have completed a PhD in physics, but ended up working either in a related area or outside of physics altogether (in which case click which research area of physics you specialized in your PhD research).
2. I based my list of physics research areas out of research activities in my alma mater (University of Toronto). However, it's possible that I may have left out several important research areas within physics. If you specialized in such a field, click "other physics".