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"Being able to mix engineering design work with interesting physics applications was important to me and I was able to find very interesting work at SFU."
Jakub Stacho
Physics master's student in the Faculty of Science
I completed my undergraduate degree in Engineering Physics at SFU last year and I'm continuing on with a Master's in Physics. The design aspects of engineering as well as the research opportunities in physics have both always been appealing to me so I'm excited to have the chance to bring both these interests together.
WHY DID YOU CHOOSE TO COME TO SFU?
I chose to come to SFU because of the project opportunities available here. Being able to mix engineering design work with interesting physics applications was important to me and I was able to find very interesting work at SFU.
HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR RESEARCH OR YOUR PROGRAM TO A FAMILY MEMBER?
In my research, I work towards developing instrumentation for detecting illusive particles that we can use to expand our insights about the universe.
WHAT ARE YOU PARTICULARLY ENJOYING ABOUT YOUR STUDIES/RESEARCH AT SFU?
I've enjoyed meeting and working with new people at SFU. Everyone is very friendly and the whole environment is welcoming.
HAVE YOU BEEN THE RECIPIENT OF ANY MAJOR OR DONOR-FUNDED AWARDS? IF SO, PLEASE TELL US WHICH ONES AND A LITTLE ABOUT HOW THE AWARDS HAVE IMPACTED YOUR STUDIES AND/OR RESEARCH.
Special Graduate Entrance Scholarship
HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR PROGRAM/POSTDOC POSITION TO SOMEONE STILL SEARCHING FOR A PROGRAM OR POSTDOC POSITION?
My program involves a lot of simulation work and data analysis. Though it can be challenging, the work is captivating and rewarding.