What Makes Accelerator Physicists the Hottest Job in Physics?

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https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...re-jobs-go-begging.410271/page-6#post-5456598

Furthermore, it is ironic that you posted this in the HEP forum, since the article is trying to tout that Accelerator Science has significantly more numerous applications OUTSIDE of HEP. It is a fact that more than 95% of accelerators in the world has nothing to do with "high energy physics".

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Use the other thread for discussion please.
 
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