Also, I was wondering if anyone has any advice on how I should notify my current supervisor when I decide to switch to a new lab? I don't want to look like a jerk since I will probably need a letter of recommendation from them in the future. Thanks!
Thanks for the advice everyone! I think I'll stick with my current lab since I do think the research I am doing there is pretty interesting, although I do want to explore other labs later on in junior year, especially HEP or cosmology if any of those labs at my uni is willing to take me in.
Na, I chose this username as a joke/meme (I hope I didn't offend anyone). Hopefully majoring in physics doesn't leave me jobless in the future though! :smile:
I am currently an undergraduate sophomore at a US university that is very reputable for physics. I am majoring in physics, and would like to one day attend grad school, so I tried to start research early and was able to find a research position this fall semester. I emailed a couple of theory...