What is the Role of Communication in Physics Research and Education?

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I am Nihit Saigal. PhD in condensed matter physics and interested in all discussions related to physics related research, education and communication.
 
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Nihit Saigal said:
I am Nihit Saigal. PhD in condensed matter physics and interested in all discussions related to physics related research, education and communication.
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Are you from IISc Bangalore? Your location and PhD indicates so. :smile:

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Yes, currently at IISc. Though I obtained my PhD at TIFR, Mumbai. Hope to have some good discussions here.

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