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The research communities are too broad and too deep. First you have to choose a broader field such as mathematics or physics or chemistry or biology. You could
by seesawtron 6y ago
The research communities are too broad and too deep. First you have to choose a broader field such as mathematics or physics or chemistry or biology. You could also think about inter-disciplinary fields which are considered "cool" in the last decade. It has to be a mix of something that interests you and something that you are capable to learn. This is an arbitrary and naive question. I can tell you to work on Millennium Prize Problems but is it really a relevant or helpful answer? I think not.