What can a first year PhD student in soft matter expect to find on this forum?

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How did you find PF?
Google. When I was searching for correlation length I found here.
I just finished my undergrad months ago and I felt good and bad to find here. Feeling bad because I didn't find this forum in my undergrad years, and studying physics gave me so much trouble. Feeling good because this is such an awesome place with various kind of topics. I cannot wait to read all the Q&As and learn new things.
 
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pai535 said:
How did you find PF?: Google. When I was searching for correlation length I found here.

I felt good and bad to find here.
"Well then I'm happy and sad for you." -- Quiz Question, what movie is that from? :smile:
 
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berkeman said:
Welcome to PhysicsForums! :smile:"Well then I'm happy and sad for you." -- Quiz Question, what movie is that from? :smile:

I don't know. Google says it is from Real Genius.:biggrin:
 
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pai535 said:
I don't know. Google says it is from Real Genius.:biggrin:
Yep! Since you are working on your PhD in Physics, it's kind of required watching. It's a documentary of the undergrad to graduate transition at Caltech. (well, sort of...) :smile:
 
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Yep! Since you are working on your PhD in Physics, it's kind of required watching. It's a documentary of the undergrad to graduate transition at Caltech. (well, sort of...) :smile:
Wow, sounds interesting. I'll watch it sometime. :biggrin:
 
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Be sure to cook some popcorn. (inside joke) :smile:
 
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