>Slovakia >In terms of science and math? >What are the most promising fields? >What ppl research at uni's? >Anything on the market? What's their strong?
(Also if possible, include countries from V4 - Slovakia, Polonia, Czech Republic and Hungary)
Czech Republic here and I'm still an undergrad, so I don't know much. We've got lasers - ELI beamlines. Tokamaks - Golem and COMPASS. And we have a small nuclear reactor at my uni (not sure how common that is).
Noah Gomez
It's Croatia's hat
Luis Evans
Charles University?
Joseph Barnes
I'm a bit reluctant to say because it's a smaller uni and there's a risk of doxxing myself. Here goes nothing. It's Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering at CTU (ČVUT FJFI). reaktor-vr1.cz/en/reactor/description
Benjamin Morgan
Some stuff.
Noah Bailey
Interesting. I may go to Prague to study next year (exchange program), do you recommend?
Joshua Hill
Sadly, I wouldn't recommend our uni for foreign students/exchange programs. I heard they're working on it, but I wouldn't get my hopes up. Charles university would be a much better choice.
Jeremiah Edwards
Got it, thanks. Tbh I'm a bit scared by your language, it looks a bit like Russian but without the cool Cyrillic alphabet (no offense meant). Do a vast majority of people also speak in English?
Christian Perez
I'm confident in saying that 99% people in STEM academia speak English. A lot of them might be a bit "shy" about it, though. Czech language is pretty weird and useless to be honest, so I wouldn't bother learning it (maybe learn some basic words like greetings and such).