Ready to Contribute to the Scientific Community, Kim?

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Hi everyone! I'm Kim and I am a physics and biochemistry major! It would be great to read posts and be able to talk to others since it seems like everyone is learning and helping those who need help ^-^ I may not know the grips yet and I get really confused at times but I am looking forward to participating ^-^
 
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Welcome on board, Kim!

It's often the case in teaching that the best help is provided by those who have just figured out the problem themselves, so don't be afraid to contribute.
 

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