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I can only think of a handful of places that employ full time Physics researchers with job security that do NOT have to teach anyone (such as the Perimeter Institute).
It seems the rest of the research jobs are found at universities where a lot of teaching is required in addition to producing original research.
Why is this? Do people not want research for the sake of research to be done? Why should research and teaching be so inexorably linked anyways?
It seems the rest of the research jobs are found at universities where a lot of teaching is required in addition to producing original research.
Why is this? Do people not want research for the sake of research to be done? Why should research and teaching be so inexorably linked anyways?