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Hey everyone,
I have Bethlem myopathy, and I’m thinking about taking creatine because I’m wondering if it could make my muscles look a bit bigger or fuller.

I know I’m not going to get the same results as someone without a muscle condition, and I’m not expecting a dramatic transformation. I’m just wondering if it can make a noticeable visual difference and help my muscles look a little more “normal.”

Has anyone here with Bethlem myopathy or another myopathy tried creatine?
Did you notice any visible increase in muscle size or fullness?
Did people around you notice a difference?
Were you also doing resistance training, or were you just taking creatine?

I’m mainly interested in whether it made a visible difference in appearance or if, for someone with a myopathy, it wasn’t really noticeable.

Does anyone know how the prerequisite waiver process works?

I'm trying to register for SDS3386. Do I need to fill out this online form? https://fam.uottawa.ca/app/requestprerequisitewaiverform

I also found a PDF version, so I'm not sure which one I'm supposed to submit.

Hi everyone, I’m an Honours Physics student in Canada looking for feedback on my resume. I’m targeting internships, co-ops, research positions, and entry-level technical roles related to photonics, optics, electro-optics, experimental physics, and optical engineering. I’m mainly applying in Ottawa and Toronto, but I’m open to relocating within Canada for the right opportunity.

My background is mostly physics coursework, laboratory work, and technical projects involving lasers, photodetection, signal processing, Python data analysis, and instrumentation. I also recently completed a Pfizer externship involving AI/data processing tools, and I’m trying to present it in a way that still fits a physics/photonics-focused resume.

I’m mainly looking for feedback on whether the resume looks strong for technical/research roles, whether anything sounds exaggerated or weak, and if the order/layout makes sense. I’d especially appreciate feedback from people in optics, photonics, physics, or hardware-related engineering fields.

https://preview.redd.it/yd9i7wdq403h1.png?width=2550&format=png&auto=webp&s=861d5d2364608f38cb3c95a9eb4a3153b7b97a8a

https://preview.redd.it/whmcxvdq403h1.png?width=2549&format=png&auto=webp&s=397ffb6bbba392cce63846fd4425d7790bcae686

Has anyone taken this course ? if so, are there exams or is it just project based ?

Anyone know if i can do that ? i’m an undergrad in my 4th year of physics and i’m really interested in some of the 5000 level physics courses. did anyone did something like this before ? who did you contact ?