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Carlo Segre U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.95 Clarity of Response 9.82 Politeness 9.95 Response Time(hr) 25.1 --Last 90 Days(hr) 6.6 Total Questions 132	I can answer most questions about studying physics in college and graduate school; questions about condensed matter physics; x-ray physics; synchrotron radiation; and general and modern physics. I can also answer questions about careers in academia.

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Carlo Segre

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I can answer most questions about studying physics in college and graduate school; questions about condensed matter physics; x-ray physics; synchrotron radiation; and general and modern physics. I can also answer questions about careers in academia.

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2012-01-27 career guidance:

Hi Deepesh: I am afraid that I don't really understand your questions. There are no minimal and maximal qualifications involved. You can be involved in research with any level of degree but in order

2011-12-10 Choosing a book:

Hello shameem Basically any calculus-based college physics text should do for a start. Look for one that is primarily for physics majors rather than engineers. These tend to have a more formal presentation

2011-12-04 Help:

Hi Sashi: I don't see why not. You might have some remedial courses to take because you don't have a computer science or engineering degree but that should not be an impediment. More importantly,

2011-11-25 Can my Physics Certificate Help in Info Tech:

Hi Wale: I would suggest that you take a Masters in software engineering or computer engineering. The competition is fierce for jobs but given the types of companies you want to work for, this is the