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I'm a Ph.D student in semiconductor physics and I get a salary. I characterize and model novel semiconductor devices


characterize, tell me what is wrong with that word :)

Well, I guess being english, it should be characterise. Actually, using an s instead of a z is only some english craze that started 20 or so years ago. Old english uses z
"Crase" ;-)
 
I'm a Ph.D student in semiconductor physics and I get a salary. I characterize and model novel semiconductor devices

hey thats really cool :) When you say model, do you mean it in context of a computer simulation?

i am fulltime student but for my part time job i work as part of an organization that studies internet censorship around the world.. it involves programming - mostly the design of custom tools that aid with data gathering and analysis.
 
I am employed by a temp agency to work for a company that publishes and scores standardized tests. Before that I taught math. So I have a job. But I also have a big mortgage payment, car payment, etc. So I can't buy all the cubes I would like to.
 
I'm a Ph.D student in semiconductor physics and I get a salary. I characterize and model novel semiconductor devices

hey thats really cool :) When you say model, do you mean it in context of a computer simulation?

i am fulltime student but for my part time job i work as part of an organization that studies internet censorship around the world.. it involves programming - mostly the design of custom tools that aid with data gathering and analysis.

Yep, simulating device structures, mainly quantum mechanical effects. it's hand-made stuff using Matlab
 
I am a mathematics researcher. And no, it's not related to the cube. Although I probably have made more research in cubing than in math during the past six months or so :D
 
I work with criminal drug addicts (and alcoholics) trying to get them back on track.

I bet that's way off the average speedsolver profile :)

I don't think there really is an average speedsolver profile. But most cubers seem to be addicts

Some of my clients throw that at me when I'm cubing at work :)

But my boss says cubing seems to be a healthy addiction.
 
I'm still in high school (or whatever it's called in english), but I hope to be a teacher some day. I probably won't as things tend to not go as planned. My second hope would be to be a physicist. Before I get there I'll probably have many dull summer jobs.
 
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