Job Skills What is it like to work in research as a physicist?

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The discussion centers on the challenges of pursuing a career in physics research in Lebanon. Despite the presence of around 100 physics faculty members in the country, as noted in an older article, participants highlight the scarcity of research jobs and laboratories available for physicists. This discrepancy raises concerns about the viability of a physics career in Lebanon, with many expressing frustration over the limited opportunities for research work. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for more resources and infrastructure to support physicists in Lebanon.
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Hello PF,
I always wanted to become a physicist doing research all day . But here in lebanon there is no such career so could anyone who HAS a job in research give me a little peak at the daily work and an overall description.
 
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