What is the PF and why should engineers and scientists join?

Thread starter Raf
Start date Oct 30, 2019

Oct 30, 2019

Raf

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Hello,
My name is Rafael. I work in Industrial Design and have a background in engineering. I've always loved math and physics so am very pleased to have joined this forum.

Best regards.

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Oct 30, 2019

sysprog

Welcome aboard, Raf --

I've found many good things here.
I trust that you too will like the PF.

Regards,

Sysprog

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