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Depending on what "being a physicist" means, I did. Went from EE undergrad to physics PhD. Then worked in s/w but still tinker on physics projects on the side.
by musgravepeter 10y ago
Depending on what "being a physicist" means, I did. Went from EE undergrad to physics PhD. Then worked in s/w but still tinker on physics projects on the side.
GRTensorIII (https://gitlab.com/grtensor/grtensor/wikis/home https://gitlab.com/grtensor/grtensor/wikis/home)
An iOS/Android app for Three Body simulations (Three Body) and a Unity gravity simulator (Gravity Engine).
I would have loved to make a living wage in physics but the post-doc path is badly paid.
- thesz 10y agoYou have not spent couple of tens of years building EE career and then turn to physics. I am speaking of fully developed specialists in the field - well into their thirties and even forties.