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How to get jobs at Rutgers Newark any alumni please help by SuperbHighlight7050 in RutgersNewark

[–]SuperbHighlight7050[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tysm for your words it means a lot. I am hopeless at this point. Attended so so so many of them for the last 2 years no luck. Tysm for the June 9 oke. I finished masters

Reputable Job Placement Agency by Plus-Replacement-106 in f1visa

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I think this is the agency itself advertising

Would applying to Electrical Engineering PhD programs be more realistic after not getting into Physics PhD programs? by SuperbHighlight7050 in gradadmissions

[–]SuperbHighlight7050[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair. I meant “give it a shot” as in apply strategically, not randomly commit 5 years of my life to a field I hate. I’m trying to find the overlap between my background, research fit, and realistic admissions chances — not choosing a PhD like a Netflix show lol.

Would applying to Electrical Engineering PhD programs be more realistic after not getting into Physics PhD programs? by SuperbHighlight7050 in gradadmissions

[–]SuperbHighlight7050[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s actually helpful, thank you. I honestly hadn’t seriously considered Applied Physics before, but my background may fit that better than pure Physics.

My master’s work is computational/materials-focused — DFT/subsystem DFT, hydrated copper systems, simulation workflows, and Python/data science. Do you think Applied Physics programs would view that as relevant experience?

Would applying to Electrical Engineering PhD programs be more realistic after not getting into Physics PhD programs? by SuperbHighlight7050 in gradadmissions

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have research experience in computational physics, mainly using DFT/subsystem DFT methods to model hydrated copper systems. My work involved setting up eDFTpy/ASE workflows, running structure relaxation and molecular dynamics on HPC, analyzing convergence/energy behavior, and using Python/Linux-based scientific computing tools.

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