What is the impact of COVID-19 on PhD students in physics?

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In summary, the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected PhD students in physics, with many facing disruptions to their research, funding, and career prospects. The closure of laboratories and restrictions on in-person meetings have forced students to adapt to remote work and virtual conferences, potentially delaying their progress and hindering their ability to network and collaborate. Additionally, the economic impact of the pandemic has led to funding cuts and job losses, creating financial stress and uncertainty for many students. As a result, the pandemic has highlighted the need for support and resources for PhD students in physics during times of crisis.
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Hello everyone. I was about to start my PhD in physics and this Coronavirus lockdown stuff caught me. I have visited PF many times in the past but never registered here.
 
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Welcome to the PF. Sorry about the COVID speedbump in your way! Hang in there and ride it out. :smile:
 

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