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What are you working on right now, /sci/?
>>8188351
Trying to design a Cu(II) stoichiometry assay for my protein for the umpteenth billion time.
I'm working through a couple of online algorithms courses to force myself to refine my c++ skill set.
Refining my fap folder, while reading up on a bunch of molecular biology papers and lurking 4chan.
>>8188351
Trying to force myself to study physics over summer (no motivation) and improve my French and Russian
Working on my Bachelor's thesis, trying to lithiate lithium-manganese-oxide in the SEM.
>>8188351
trying to get a job with my master degree in physics
harder than expected ...
>>8189194
Can you tell me more? Physics undergrad here.
>>8189260
the problem is that almost every company expects 3+ years of experience and the other companies get more than 100 applications for every job offer, which makes it very unlikely to get the job
i live in Germany btw.
>>8189187
Are you me?
>>8189260
Jobs are easier to get if you're published/have done lots of research in your undergrad/graduate degrees.
>>8190084
>>8189194
But I totally understand this. Even with papers and research experience, it can still be extremely difficult. Easier if you have a doctorate though.
applying for jobs
>>8188351
PhD thesis. Written 200 pages. Need to keep chugging along.
Also got a letters paper in mind but my supervisors wont let me get into it until I make more progress on the thesis.
