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That is some dedication, well done. Interesting to know more about your career and where this lead to if you continued down the physics path.
by ak_111 3y ago
That is some dedication, well done. Interesting to know more about your career and where this lead to if you continued down the physics path.
- BenFranklin100 3y agoI went on to earn a doctorate in biophysics and then began a career developing instrumentation for biomedical research. While I no longer work directly in the field of physics, the physical intuition and reasoning abilities honed by a physics education has allowed me to successfully lead teams consisting of electrical and mechanical engineers, while serving as the liaison to biologists and doctors. I regard a physics education as a modern-day ‘liberal arts’ technical degree.
- blueblimp 3y ago> I regard a physics education as a modern-day ‘liberal arts’ technical degree. Some anecdotal evidence for this: https://www.dwarkeshpatel.com/p/dario-amodei#details https://www.dwarkeshpatel.com/p/dario-amodei#details > Dario Amodei: We have generally found that if we hire someone who is a Physics PhD or something, that they can learn ML and contribute just very quickly in most cases.
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