What Can You Discover in a Science Exploration Community?

Thread starter JamesCameron86
Start date Dec 3, 2016

Dec 3, 2016

JamesCameron86

Hi all,

My name is James, new to the site and am very keen to learn some cool things here. I am early into my electrical engineering studies, but I am interested in all things science.

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Dec 3, 2016

Greg Bernhardt

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Welcome to PF James!

Dec 3, 2016

ChicagoJan

Hi James. Welcome! I'm new here, as well. Just signed up today. :-)

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