/sci/ - Science & Math

Hey sci
I'm studying to be a chemical engineer and I write my BSc thesis on materials science (carbon nanotubes). However I was thinking about changing after BSc and doing MSc in polymer engineering. What do you think? Is it a good idea? It's definitley easier to get jobs with it and new plastics will be needed for a long time, while the whole nano shit I'm doing currently seems incredibly hazy for me.

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The human race needs death, and we cant survive on this world without the greenhouse effect

Hi /sci/

Ens patient here, there's a tissue engineering company based in South Korea with a branch in India that may be able to help me with my condition. Does anyone know how I would begin to determine the legitimacy of this company?

So, is it physically possible for a person with autism to have empathy and find non selfish meaning in communicating with others, or giving them concern?