Don’t know if this is the correct community to ask this question but here goes.
I am a physics/math major and I am fascinated by computers. I want to work on a field that deals with cutting edge computer hardware (sort of like how ssd was in the age of hdd). But most of the research seems to be on stuff that will be used by corporations (not affordable for common people).
Does anyone have any idea what field is closest to what I’m looking for?
Definitely biotechnology. The garage business revolution has been delayed for years (or is limited to unhelpful drugs of abuse).
I’m doing applied math from a contemporary philosophy (and a little physics) perspective. I want to approach it from the concept of the umwelt and link semicircular canals to dimensional perception using transformers [hagfish(1), lampreys(2), zebrafish(3)] then extrapolate to higher dimensions.