What can we do with our knowledge in physics and simulations?

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Hello everyone!

My name is Ivan and I'm a PhD student in mechanics (actually acoustics and contact mechanics). I have an interest in physics and simulations and visualizations. However, as probably most of you know, it is not easy to get ideas and inspiration for doing new things.

I'm here to see what one can do with its knowledge, how that knowledge can be expanded and transferred further.

Cheers,
Ivan
 
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