#Academic Physics

[innovativejunction]

Unveiling the Wonders of Physics: Introducing The Flow of Physics by Prashant Kumar Lal

Unveiling the Wonders of Physics: Introducing The Flow of Physics by Prashant Kumar Lal Physics, the science that explains the mysteries of the natural world, becomes even more captivating when presented with clarity, depth, and relevance. The Flow of Physics: Exploring Solids, Fluids, Thermodynamics, and Waves is a remarkable book that promises to make the study of physics an engaging and…

[internalresistance]

I look at this one uh from time to time -

[acepumpkinpatrick]

Research for Gaza & Sudan

Hello everyone, this is my attempt in helping Raise funds for 3 campaigns that are in dire need and are extremely low on funds.

What I can do:

I am a physics major & have access to neat software such as HyperChem & Gaussian 09 and know how to use both efficiently. I can help build & do the necessary calculations for your modules. I can help you find resources for your research, and I am open to doing math and/or physics homework, as well.

How does this work?

DM me your requirements WITH CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS & a screenshot of your donations and I will start on it as soon as I can.

• For HyperChem & Gaussian 09: you need to donate €25 to each of the two gaza campaigns I have below.

I think this is a more than fair price given that licenses for both softwares range from 50$-2500$ (in the academics alone!)

• For searching resources: you need to donate €10 for the Sudanese campaign below.

• For homework: you need to donate €10 to any of the campaigns below.

NOTE: I am NOT responsible for Your deadlines. If your request needs time to run or I am doing someone else's commission before you, you WILL have to wait.

The campaigns:

Al-Najjar family - vetted here

Abdul Aziz's family - vetted here

ThomaSerena - vetted here & here

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[liacademia]

day 89/100

solid unproductive today, idk what got to me but i was just lazing around without a care in the world 😭 but i'm holding myself accountable, this won't happen again i promise.

i also deleted what little social media i had, like the texting app :D so let's consider it a digital detox for a while at the very least, all i have rn is tumblr and pinterest 😞✊🏻

anyway, here's the to-do for tomorrow:

solve previous year problem sheet on area under the curves

electrochemistry notes rev + problem solving

indefinite integration notes rev + review the types and mech

more problems on current electricity

revisit biomolecules (since it's very theory heavy, i keep forgetting stuff so imma revisit and relearn)

live lecture on definite integration

[puffycinnabunny]

Electric field or smt

[hasellia]

Philosopher: "What is 1 + 2 ?"

Mathematician " 2.5. If one more person says that irrational numbers are valid I'm going to drown someone."

Statistician " 4. When in doubt, add plus one."

Engineer: " 3 is the strongest number, but regulations require to double our numbers for safety. So I'm saying 6."

Physicist " 3.5. I'm the smartest person here & I have no idea why the equation outputs that number. Y'all just to cowardly to admit the same."

Atronomer : "It's probably 2.3, give or take a few .3s."

Biologist: " Do you have any idea how complicated the dynamics of 1 interacting with 2 is? I've got no idea."

Geologist: " I'm guessing 2."

Chemist: " we mixed a bunch stuff together for fun. The carcinogen we made could only have happened if the equation equals 3. So I'm saying 3."

Mathematician: "I'm going to drown you."

[kirbro]

what if hershel got dimitri a job at gressenheller after uf and they were coworkers and friends and a third thing

[academicfever]

38/100 days of productivity!

It's the weekend my darlings... so cold out here... positive Affirmation: I am good and getting better. I am growing and I am going at my own pace. I am in charge of how I feel, and I choose to feel happy. I am listening and open to the messages the universe has to offer today. I am loved and worthy. I am more than my circumstances dictate. I am open to healing.

Log: 11.1.25

🎧moonlight _yoongi

#alex RNN class

#2 textbook sessions

#read first thing in the morning

#go on a Walk

#journal +digital declutter

#call home

#attend writing class + draft outline

#read b4 bed

[postcardswithluv]

studying for my weekly tests 📚🩶

[ros3ybabe]

First Impressions 🎀

I've had 4 of my 5 classes so far (one doesn't start til october) and I definitely have some thoughts on them, so I thought I'd share my first impressions!

Principals of Accounting II:

the professor seems a bit disorganized, nervous, and semi chaotic but I like his energy

so many people in southern attire, I was a bit surprised

might take a decent amount of study time and energy to keep my grade up in the class, but I'm always up for a challenge and I definitely know I'm capable

gotta figure out a time efficient study routine for this class

Learning (Psychology)

professor has an accent, no idea where he's from, but it's a cool and thankfully understandable accent

feels very content heavy. I definitely want to buy the textbook for this class

need to find a way to stay awake, that's one of the classrooms that make me sleepy

that professor likes to talk for sure (1 hour and 15 min of just the syllabus? man's can talk)

Integrated Survey of Organic and Bio Chemistry

the professor is definitely a science guy, him being the professor makes perfect sense

i really like how he explains and teaches

appreciate that all the content needed is already posted to our class online and all the slides are available already

I love science based classes because I know how to succeed in them and this one seems no different

I have a friend in the class so that's nice!

Intro To Business (Online)

lots of content

lots to do

I gotta make sure I time manage for this class cause otherwise, I'm gonna fall behind

an introduction video?? why not just a discussion post?? ahhhhh

Overall, with working full time, this is going to be an incredibly stressful, incredibly busy semester, but I'm so up for the challenge, and I know I can do it. I just gotta study efficiently, time manage properly, and keep disciplined. I WILL be successful.

til next time lovelies 🩷

[minimallycreative]

is disabled academia a thing? it should be. Im making it a thing. romanticizing school is not just for people with functional organs or working joints.

having a breakthrough on a topic, and connecting dots on things that were previously floating nebulously around the brain.

i have been awake for 18 hours and I have been in so much pain the whole time, my arms and hands are barely functioning, my muscles feel all wrong. my shoulders are feelings so fucked up. I haven't slept properly in a week (?) (typically have a harder time staying awake, lately I can't stay asleep and im so exhausted) im so nauseous and dizzy, I am Not Doing Good.

so i wrote down what I hope are coherent notes in hopefully readable handwriting. regardless of that. i am going to take my meds and crawl in to bed and hope that whatever flair up im having goes away by Monday so I can go to class (ive already missed enough class lately. i swear to god if im getting sick again, im gonna fight something. no im no i barely have the energy to type.)

anyway. im making this a thing. because academia can be done from where ever you like

[kookiepixel]

physics and physics everywhere! still preparing for the board guys, want to be thoroughly prepared

[theoreticalfishsticks]

I love all of the Primarch children content people make, especially the discussions about how potentially horrific the pregnancy would be for the baseline mother, and I wanted add my own little spin on it. So here's the pitch:

What if they weren't perfect? What if, instead of superhuman demigods like their father - or even a normal, healthy baseline like their mother - the Primarch’s child is a weak and sickly little thing; the natural gestation process having been unable to properly compensate for the extraordinary weirdness that is Primarch genes?

'Cause, they were made in a lab, right? With each gene painstakingly implemented and worked to compensate for oneanother in order to create a viable being. So, what if without outside intervention their genes just can't healthily gel with a baseline's?

So, what the couple had thought was the baby sapping their mother of her vital nutrients to fuel a Primarch's level of growth and strength was actually their baby fighting tooth and nail to develope at all. And even after having taken such a steep toll on their mother's health, the child still comes out small and underdeveloped, barely clinging to life.

That's it, that's the idea. Primarchs with chronically ill and disabled children because of their fucked up genes. Send tweet.

[liacademia]

academia moodboard

[luciawithoutj]

Made this for that Discord art challenge.

[epiph-annie]

Imagination is the highest form of research.