What is the Science Enthusiast's Guide to Exploring Different Fields of Study?

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Hello everyone!

My real name is Ryan, but you can call me Unix (handle I've had since I was a kid). I'm 27 and have always been a huge fan of anything science. I'm formally educated with a BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering and I work as an Engineering Technician for a small electronics design, embedded software development, and PCB assembly company.

I'm interested in pretty much any facet of science and have experience in circuit design, PCB layout, matlab/octave, digital signal analysis, embedded systems, closed loop systems, data analysis, automation, PCB assembly/hand soldering.

I'm looking forward to learning and contributing where I can!
 
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