What it means, and doesn’t mean, to get a job in physics | Gravity and Levity
I have some reasonably momentous personal news: I got a job. And I don’t just mean that I got a job, in the same sense that I’ve been employed doing research ever since getting my PhD. I got the jo…
What it means, and doesn’t mean, to get a job in physics | Gravity and Levity Skip to content Gravity and Levity A blog about the big ideas in physics, plus a few other things Home Archive On Gravity and Levity What it means, and doesn’t mean, to get a job in physics March 25, 2019 by Brian I have some reasonably momentous personal news: I got a job. And I don’t just mean that I got a job, in the same sense that I’ve been employed doing research ever since getting my PhD. I got the job: the ostensibly permanent faculty position that so many of us have aspired to (and agonized over)
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