Physicists That Study Dark Matter?

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A career in physics focused on dark matter can involve several specializations. Astrophysicists study dark matter in the context of the universe's structure and evolution, while particle physicists investigate its fundamental properties and interactions at a subatomic level. Both fields contribute to understanding dark matter, making them key areas for anyone interested in this topic.
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Hi. I've been looking into a possible career in physics once I graduate high school, and I was wondering which types of physicists study dark matter? I have heard astrophysicists do, but are there any others?

Sorry if this question is in the wrong place, I've never posted anything before.

Thanks!
 
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As far as I know, dark matter crops up in astrophysics and particle physics.
 
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