  Even though quantum mechanics has existed for almost 100 years, questions
concerning the foundation and interpretation of the theory still remain. These
issues have gathered more attention in recent years, but does this mean that
physicists are more aware of foundational issues concerning quantum mechanics?
A survey was sent out to 1234 physicists affiliated to 8 different
universities. 149 responded to the questions, which both concerned foundational
issues related to quantum mechanics, specifically, as well as questions
concerning interpretations of physical theories in general. The answers to the
survey revealed that foundational concepts in quantum mechanics are still a
topic that only a minority of physicists are familiar with, although a clear
majority of physicists find that interpretations of physical theories are
important. The various questions, as well as how the respondents answered, are
presented. The survey intends to give an overview of what the opinion of the
physics community, in general, is concerning issues related to quantum
mechanics.
