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Mostly for those in academia or anyone taking a vacation etc over the holidays.
Serious cave-in, or more cosmetic?russ_watters said:a caved-in basement ceiling.
Trade ya...[COLOR=#black].[/COLOR] ??davenn said:well, it's summer break here in Oz, it's stinking hot...
Sigh.davenn said:southern New Zealand
Bystander said:Sigh.
OCR said:
Road Trip!George Jones said:A friend and physics colleague has done a semi-empirical analysis on some of the physics involved in a popular winter sport. I am supposed to use computer analysis to turn his complicated equations into stuff that can be compared to what actually happens in this sport, hopefully for publication.
yes, sir!Greg Bernhardt said:The right answer is hanging out at PF
As a scientist, I am always looking for opportunities to conduct research and further my knowledge in my field. Over winter break, I plan to focus on a specific area of study that I have been interested in and conduct experiments or gather data to further my understanding.
Attending conferences and workshops is an important part of staying current in the scientific community. While there may not be as many events during winter break, I will still be on the lookout for any virtual conferences or workshops that I can attend to expand my knowledge and network with other scientists.
While winter break is a time for rest and relaxation, as a scientist, I am always thinking about my research and ways to improve it. I may take a break from conducting experiments, but I will still be reading literature and brainstorming ideas for future research.
Collaborations with other scientists are crucial for advancing research and gaining new perspectives. I am always open to collaborating with other researchers, and I may have some projects in the works over winter break.
As a scientist, I also have a passion for educating and mentoring the next generation of researchers. I may have some students working on projects with me over winter break, or I may be teaching a course or workshop related to my field of study.