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ANDREW J GOLOSKOF
Felicitations to all. I started work as a physics technician in 1968. My qualification then were distinctions in radio, mechanics, electronics. I worked at what is now the university of Gloucestershire in the UK for thirty years. My skills now include sports science / mechanics. Kinematics, radio and optical astronomy, a moderate knowledge of forensic ballistics, radio communication and lasers. Most but not all skills were self taught. I'm currently working as a physics technician in a local school in Gloucestershire and to this day loving every minute of it. Life goes on... Looking forward to some constructive conversations on this forum.
