It seems to be a common trend nowadays that high paying jobs in the tech industry tend to have both a combination of employees from STEM related fields and non-STEM related fields. Also, I know that companies like Google allow employees to spend 20% of their time to do tasks of their own interest. Given these two facts can an employee, say someone with a Ph.D in astrophysics who works at Google, still publish in journals such as Physical Review, Journal of Physics, etc? This would alleviate a lot of problems, since the difficulties to transition from industry to academia is quite troublesome. Thoughts?


Question: Deciding how to articulate Baroque semiquavers
Answer: Or you can always buy the book.  Quantz did in fact write what many consider the definitive book on playing the baroque flute and since you are playing a piece written by him I don't see how you can go wrong following his advice.

Google 'Quantz on playing the flute.'

I quick note I do not have the quote handy but to paraphrase Quantz, "repeated passages should not be played with the same articulation each time.  This is dull for the listener and shows a lack of imagination on the part of the performer."