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Hello everyone, it's not really a technical issue, I just got into a graduate course, for a master degree, and I have to decide a thesis to work on. This group is quantum related, they do some quantum material research with computer on paper only, no other experimental equipment at all.
And...most of my background is under electrical and computational engineering, I am trying to find a topic that is not involving too much pure physics, but more about engineering,. I am currently doing research on it, but I thought it might be a good idea to seek for some suggestions here as well.
Please, any suggestions will be appreciated! Thank you!
 
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Pick the one with the better advancement prospects for your institution and comfort level. Since this is very personal, we cannot really advise you.
The supervisor is most important here... most supervisors are happy to talk to prospective students: ask.
 
Simon Bridge said:
Pick the one with the better advancement prospects for your institution and comfort level. Since this is very personal, we cannot really advise you.
The supervisor is most important here... most supervisors are happy to talk to prospective students: ask.
Thanks, well...the discussion with supervisor did not went too well, he is suggesting only pure quantum physics topics, as I hope to touch more computational engineering. Anyway, I am seeking for a topic that is somehow a little related to physics, but most of this work is dealing with algorithm, coding and program approaching. I am doing some searching, but not quite sure which fields are the right direction.