Joseph Neilson

I'm applying for undergraduate Neuroscience (/Experimental Psychology at Oxford) programmes and want to make the best use of the months I have left. If you think Python is worth prioritising, would you recommend focusing on a recognised course or certification, or would it be more valuable to...

I've been on a long journey trying to find a career I want to pursue, and this one sounds very promising to me. However, the only problem is that I can't find any real information about it besides AI overviews. I'm starting to believe this isn't a viable option to consider. If anyone has real...

According to cell biology, you are what you eat. Does the vibration of energy in particles of food and water have an affect on the way my cells are composed? #doctor #nutrition #cell-biology #energy #atoms #consciousness

Im resitting my alevels in math and economics, with classics as a new alevel, i previously failed physics, honestly i would really enjoy classics but it clashes with expectations, its unconventional to my parents, who’s approval i would need to gain, but F&A is vocational and straightforward,...

I want a career that has something to do with health, science, and research . what other strengths would I need to become a medical laboratory technician

Entering IT, I did not have a degree or background. Becoming conversational with IT, tech news, home lab projects, and nerd culture helped me learn by immersion. Fields like cybersecurity and AI require people to be immersed in information and to be connected by the culture. How can I...

I want to be a tech guy who works on technology for a living and makes a lot of money.

When you apply for jobs, there is usually a marker for time worked at 1-2 years, 5+ years, and 10+ years. At what point should I qualify myself as familiar, profficient, or an expert? Does having a credential help lessen the time required to be considered an expert?

I am a high school senior that plans to major in biology in college.

I'm a 12th-grade senior, who's about to go into Cal Poly, Pomona, and I'm worried about how the work industry is going to be when I finish up with university. I am going to major in criminology, so I am looking into law-enforcement. But I want to know how difficult it is to get a job in this...

I am super interested in research but I also want to help people directly or indirectly in the future. #Spring26

I´m now a senior in high school.

So far I am a SME with AI computer hardware, networking and infrastructure. I have built an agent at home, used few shot tuning on a generic LLM, and did a resume builder and mock interview on it. I have a small prompt library that I keep at work and at home, slowly expanding to making skills...

My goal was to solve the extreme thermal and structural trade-offs of Mach 5+ flight by using a 'systems-first' approach. The design features a lightweight carbon fiber internal skeleton for high strength-to-weight, protected by a heat-resistant titanium exoskeleton skin. To manage the massive...

What are the best methods to take notes in a STEM class? Would the best method be to use a computer/iPad, or use traditional pens, pencils, and paper? #Spring26

When filling out for scholarships or any additional information for medical diagnostic sonography, the field choices are more detailed to nursing, healthcare or science. I am wondering which field it would go more into.

I am studying mechanical engineering to obtain a bachelor's degree, but I am considering studying astrophysics for my master's. Is the minor in physics worth it?

I'm looking to study nuclear energy. To people who are in the field, how rewarding do you find you work, and what's the hardest part?

Job titles #spring26

I feel like there's so much being said right now about how journalism is a dying field, and this has only gotten worse recently with AI usage. From your perspective, what is something that I should ready to adapt to in the field of journalism? Also, do you think that the writing side of...

Any tips for someone considering a dual degree? I'm going to college for physics soon (focusing on astrophysics), and I'm thinking about getting a nuclear physics or engineering degree with it. I'm a bit worried about the workload, considering I'm working to put myself through college. Does...

I am planning on majoring in nuclear engineering in college. I have heard that jobs in that field are mostly focused in certain geographic areas. Has anyone who has gone into nuclear engineering encountered troubles with this?

I will be a freshman at collage in fall of 26 and my major is Nuclear Engineering. I want to work in power plants, so I was planning to have my minor be in the same field, like mechanical or environmental. Is it worth it and will it help me get into the field after collage?

I've seen a handful of artists say things about how having jobs where they have to make art constantly has made them stop liking it. I was wondering if this is a common way for people to end up feeling. I also would like to know if it's only in the creatives, or if things like sports,...

I have worked mainly on electrical, HVAC, and enterprise IT equipment as a technician. What qualities would you want to see me have in your work environment? I am hoping for answer from professionals in fields not related to the work I have done. Which skills I might have would be a match for...

I’m a High School senior that will be graduating this May. I’m already enrolled in my community college and looking at laptops. I come from a single income Family, so I need to make sure that it’s something within my budget but also one that would work well. I plan to become an X-Ray tech and...

I want to study at the University of Cardiff which is a top school in the UK but its expensive so I want to make sure it will be worth the investment.

Currently, turbomachinery is the most commonly used system to hydraulically power the plumbing in LREs. As a future college student who will be studying these, I've always wanted to know what others think about the alternatives to the turbine and pump methods. The decreased lifetime of LREs due...

I’m open to career change into non-clinical lab roles like quality assurance food/pharma.

Such as tasks, types of reports, what you could work on (human, animal, plant genetics), what hours are like, etc.

What careers may be available with a bachelors in Neuroscience? #fall25

Where can i look for internship offers ?
The online spaces are too fragmented, the websites are too specifics and the researches are never-ending...
Do you have some tips to help me to be more efficient or to find interesting offers quicker ?
Thank you !

What are the earning expectations for entry-level engineers?

I want to have a fun job and i want to know the most boring part of this job

And what advice would you give to an incoming Physics student, if that's the degree you went for?

I am torn between going into a specific major relating to chemistry, like chemical engineering, or just going into a general chemistry major. On the one hand, I would have a little bit of a head start in graduate school, but on the other hand, I would have more flexibility if I realize I do not...

I am currently a Junior majoring in psychology, but I want to start studies in applied mathematics as well and have a double major. After I graduate with my bachelor's, I am hoping to combine my skills and knowledge from both fields into one career. I enjoy solving puzzles and organization, and...

I’ve seen a lot of people say that it’s possible to get an industry job after getting your physics degree, just wondering what are the types of jobs you could typically get

I am currently a first year computer engineering student with very little prior coding experience. AI is definitely having an impact on the industries I am interested in such as computer engineering, but should the changes that AI brings change how I should prepare to enter a career in this field.

I'm an engineering student looking to make the most of my time in college. I want to make sure I am making the right decisions and would love to hear feedback from those that have already gotten their education. Nothing is a better teacher than failure or regret, so what did you do in college...

I'm a High School senior with no experience wondering this so I have relatively no issues when I eventually am qualified for such jobs.

I am a highschool junior originally interested in compound pharmacy, but as I did a bit more research I saw Nuclear Pharmacy. I've never heard of it before and I just want to know if anyone has any information about the job and how they got to that position.

How should I take notes during lectures for my freshmen year for chemical engineering classes or any general education classes? Is it worth it to get an app to listen to the lectures and to help take notes?

First of all, I’m not interested in biology, medicine or chemistry some art major I’m not interested too

I keep hearing that I need to get any undergraduate engineering degree and then specialize in grad school, but I'd like to avoid more debt if possible. Thanks!

I am Advaith, a student of class 9, I am aspiring for astrophysics, and I need the to know the best college inside and outside India to study astrophysics UG and PG and the exams needed to crack it

so i want to persue mining engineering but physics is a bit of a challenge for me so i settled for computer science instead

I need help

what do you think

I am a high school student at Allied Health and Science, and am looking for a Technologist to interview for my research project!