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How to choose a research area?

Being a scientific researcher gives you the freedom to pursue answers to questions that you, and hopefully many others, find interesting. But with freedom comes the necessity to choose: with so many topics to pick from, how do you select which research field to devote yourself to? Once this question has been posed, a number […]

Posted byJacob LinderFebruary 13 2015February 13 2015Posted inCareer, ResearchTags: PhD

“When I grow up, I want to …”

If you ask a child “What do you want to do be when you grow up?”, I’m willing to place a fairly generous sum of money on that “Professor” will not be one of the most common answers you’ll get. After all, it is difficult to compete with cool things like astronauts, princesses, and firemen. […]

Posted byJacob LinderAugust 8 2014September 2 2014Posted inCareer, StudiesTags: PhD, professor

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