EPTWhat do you work as, or aspire to do? - Page 13
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Lambertus
South Africa994 Posts
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TallMax
United States131 Posts
@ nbMifu - I've seen a few good journal articles coming out of your school. They're pretty strong in the physical sciences there too. Poor students though, no sexy uniforms, though, you're not missing out, here the uniforms aren't really that sexy. =P | ||
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Intox
Norway62 Posts
On July 07 2011 05:41 Lambertus wrote: I'm a Reverend from the Lutheran Church in Germany. Like ur quote  The next plague wont be crickets, it will be SO MANY BANELINGS! | ||
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Dovan
Slovenia3 Posts
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bonifaceviii
Canada2890 Posts
On July 07 2011 05:41 Lambertus wrote: I'm a Reverend from the Lutheran Church in Germany. The mental image of a clergyman owning up noobs in master's league makes me smile. | ||
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CCitrus
Canada164 Posts
My education was in Environmental Earth Sciences, similar to geology. | ||
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nbMifu
Brazil170 Posts
I can't search for it now since I am on my job (so meta), do any of you happen to have the link? I personally can help if any of you are considering working in strategy/management consulting. Having studied a lot about it last year (using many free websites), I am willing to give back the favor. PM if it is of your interest. | ||
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Baalzamon
Germany106 Posts
. Here in germany the prospect for engineers seems to be great. So I shouldn't have any problems to find a job.I'm also going to the University of Waterloo for two trimester this summer, really looking forward to it. | ||
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KimJongChill
United States6429 Posts
On July 07 2011 05:44 bonifaceviii wrote: The mental image of a clergyman owning up noobs in master's league makes me smile. haha, you've got quite a fitting namesake as well :b | ||
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Saicam
262 Posts
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SpearWrit
United States300 Posts
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ampson
United States2355 Posts
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RaE21
United States260 Posts
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DreamChaser
1649 Posts
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Dude.
United States94 Posts
Then I plan on buying a plane and traveling the world, skydiving over as many beautiful views as possible. =D Everybody here has some really cool jobs! | ||
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Lucidity
South Africa603 Posts
On July 07 2011 05:29 gdot5 wrote: Actuarial Science represent ^5 brother (: Can't believe there are so few actuarial representatives in this thread. Guess it's just that exclusive  | ||
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drdreggor
Sweden207 Posts
On July 07 2011 05:41 Lambertus wrote: I'm a Reverend from the Lutheran Church in Germany. That's rocknroll  | ||
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Nqsty
United Kingdom118 Posts
On July 07 2011 03:51 damngringo wrote: In London? Can you please tell how did you break in? In PM, if you like. Would appreciate a lot Sent you a PM | ||
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KSMB
United States100 Posts
On July 07 2011 05:43 TallMax wrote: @KSMB - "postdoc fist bump" Technically, I was actually in the chem dept. In the states, for some reason, they put you in with the pchemists or biomedical engineers, but in Europe it's the physics dept. What about you? I figure for Astro you were probably in the physics dept. What are you studying in Astro? Since I've been out of grad school, I've had more time to check out other cool scientific progress and I can't get enough of checking out NASA image galleries and other databases. Yeah, materials science is in the intersection physics/chemistry/engineering and it gets put in those departments a bit arbitrarily imo (that is why I asked), but I suppose it is just a function of who secures the funding. I was in a physics and astronomy department, so technically the PhD is in astrophysics. For all practical purposes though, it's the same as someone who was in a "pure" astronomy department. I do observational star formation. How do stars form, why do some stars form and not others, and under what circumstances? Those are the big overarching questions. If you like image galleries, I recommend the Hubble Space Telescope and Spitzer Space Telescope archives. Stunning pictures. [Shameless self promotion] In fact, I am personally involved in this project: http://www.milkywayproject.org/ It is a citizen science project where we ask the interested public to help us identify cool stuff in our own Milky Way galaxy. I'd like to stress that participants get to see and use real, exceptionally high quality data from one of the best telescope in the world (or in this case, in space). It is part of a larger body of projects called the Zooniverse: http://www.zooniverse.org/ where people can help find extrasolar planets, find new Pluto-like bodies, look at galaxies, check out the moon, keep track of solar storms, etc. [/Shameless self promotion] | ||
Nagisama
Canada4481 Posts
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