Physics Realistic to switch from atomic to nuclear or high-energy theory?

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The discussion centers on the feasibility of transitioning from atomic theory to nuclear or high-energy theory, particularly in the context of moving from academia to industry. The original poster is looking for non-defense job opportunities that involve solving scattering or wave-like problems. However, the lack of additional information about their background and specific goals limits the potential for tailored advice. To receive more relevant responses, it is suggested that the poster provide details about their experience and objectives.
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Is it realistic to switch from atomic theory to nuclear or high energy theory?
 
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Your first thread was this:

physics32123 said:
Seeking to leave academia for industry and am seeking help identifying non-defense jobs where one can solve scattering / wave-like problems. ....
And you did not return to that thread after a couple of replies had been posted.

Your profile discloses no further background. To get useful responses in this thread, you'll need to disclose some useful information about your background and what your goal is.
 
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