HOW 'HOBBYISTS' IN THE COMPUTER WORLD CAN MAKE A USEFUL CONTRIBUTION TO SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH.
The article details how James Gill, a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) graduate from the University of Edinburgh and a hobbyist in the computer world, made a useful contribution to scientific research. After getting his PhD in 1998, his intention was to pursue a career as a particle physicist. However, he...
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