Plasma physicists typically work a standard 40-hour week, Monday through Friday, although they may also do research on weekends and at night, when necessary. They work in laboratories, in manufacturing plants, and in typical office settings. Those who study the space environment may travel to observatories to conduct research. This is a great career for those who love scientific research, the joy of discovery, and an intellectually challenging workplace. As with any career, this occupation can be stressful when plasma physicists encounter roadblocks in their research, experience disagreements with colleagues, and face unrealistic expectations from their managers.
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