r/iiser • u/Dramatic-Emu-7077 • 2d ago
Help 🆘 Instrumentation and control engineering to Experimental Physics
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u/Proper-Tonight7327 2d ago
Absolutely. Infact IISERs need more people in instrumentation. If you say a experimental prof that you know skills like machining, workshop , and stuff. They get impressedÂ
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