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I went to an applied phd program in computational biology and got bored, so now I'm considering physics. Topological matter looks fancy/sort of interesting. Does it have anything to do with actual experiments (and I mean more than just insulators/superconductors) yet? I would assume that to enter the field I'd need to be a confirmed genius if I wanted an actual academic position.
I just want to know if it's a fringe topic or something worth pursuing for a PhD.
Thanks in advance.
I just want to know if it's a fringe topic or something worth pursuing for a PhD.
Thanks in advance.