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Dear, kind, hello professor? How to email a reseacher Hi! I’m a Swedish med student and have started to email research groups regarding our degree project. I’m completely lost on how to begin my email to foreign professors or PhD students, could you help me out? We’re not very strict with titles in Sweden, and I’ve emailed a few swedish researchers in swedish and just went with ”Hi Peter! I’m a med student bla bla bla…”. This is completely normal here. But I’m not sure how to write the professors in english, who are not from Sweden, should I follow the laid back tone we use in Sweden and go with ”Hi George”, or should I make it more formal? What first word should I use, hello? Dear? Best? He is an adjunct professor. Maybe ”Hello professor [last name]? Or ”Dear adjunct professor George”? Do you see where I’m going? I have no idea about which words, titles and names to use. Which are just weird and which are normal? Kind regards, a confused student who would like to use his native language instead of english but have realized that academia is mostly in english. | 6ab01062e7c0de7a8bfeba93c6c052a6727a76f242466ea184e248e259bc8f74 | [
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Dear, kind, hello professor? How to email a reseacher Hi! I’m a Swedish med student and have started to email research groups regarding our degree project. I’m completely lost on how to begin my email to foreign professors or PhD students, could you help me out? We’re not very strict with titles in Sweden, and I’ve emailed a few swedish researchers in swedish and just went with ”Hi Peter! I’m a med student bla bla bla…”. This is completely normal here. But I’m not sure how to write the professors in english, who are not from Sweden, should I follow the laid back tone we use in Sweden and go with ”Hi George”, or should I make it more formal? What first word should I use, hello? Dear? Best? He is an adjunct professor. Maybe ”Hello professor [last name]? Or ”Dear adjunct professor George”? Do you see where I’m going? I have no idea about which words, titles and names to use. Which are just weird and which are normal? Kind regards, a confused student who would like to use his native language instead of english but have realized that academia is mostly in english. | 6ab01062e7c0de7a8bfeba93c6c052a6727a76f242466ea184e248e259bc8f74 | [
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Dear, kind, hello professor? How to email a reseacher Hi! I’m a Swedish med student and have started to email research groups regarding our degree project. I’m completely lost on how to begin my email to foreign professors or PhD students, could you help me out? We’re not very strict with titles in Sweden, and I’ve emailed a few swedish researchers in swedish and just went with ”Hi Peter! I’m a med student bla bla bla…”. This is completely normal here. But I’m not sure how to write the professors in english, who are not from Sweden, should I follow the laid back tone we use in Sweden and go with ”Hi George”, or should I make it more formal? What first word should I use, hello? Dear? Best? He is an adjunct professor. Maybe ”Hello professor [last name]? Or ”Dear adjunct professor George”? Do you see where I’m going? I have no idea about which words, titles and names to use. Which are just weird and which are normal? Kind regards, a confused student who would like to use his native language instead of english but have realized that academia is mostly in english. | 6ab01062e7c0de7a8bfeba93c6c052a6727a76f242466ea184e248e259bc8f74 | [
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Dear, kind, hello professor? How to email a reseacher Hi! I’m a Swedish med student and have started to email research groups regarding our degree project. I’m completely lost on how to begin my email to foreign professors or PhD students, could you help me out? We’re not very strict with titles in Sweden, and I’ve emailed a few swedish researchers in swedish and just went with ”Hi Peter! I’m a med student bla bla bla…”. This is completely normal here. But I’m not sure how to write the professors in english, who are not from Sweden, should I follow the laid back tone we use in Sweden and go with ”Hi George”, or should I make it more formal? What first word should I use, hello? Dear? Best? He is an adjunct professor. Maybe ”Hello professor [last name]? Or ”Dear adjunct professor George”? Do you see where I’m going? I have no idea about which words, titles and names to use. Which are just weird and which are normal? Kind regards, a confused student who would like to use his native language instead of english but have realized that academia is mostly in english. | 6ab01062e7c0de7a8bfeba93c6c052a6727a76f242466ea184e248e259bc8f74 | [
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Is it weird to email a professor/paper author about how they did something in their paper? Hi! So I'm studying this paper that works on a specific mathematical model, and I was curious about how they plotted it to compare it to real world data. As in, there are solvers out there, but there's also a solution in the paper (that I honestly don't understand very well tbh), but yeah, there could be more than one way to plot it, and since I'm not very experienced with this, I wanted to ask the author how they did it, and for some general clarifications about the paper itself as well. Has anyone done this before? And do you actually get a reply? Or would the author get annoyed by simple-ish questions, and maybe not respond? (Obv, they're probably really busy anyway, so I wouldn't want to disturb them either :/) Any advice on how to email/speak to them in a way that would likely get me a response? :/ | 504a73e02772aff47603977d078cfa32669806cb82374872942f99df848c5640 | [
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Is it weird to email a professor/paper author about how they did something in their paper? Hi! So I'm studying this paper that works on a specific mathematical model, and I was curious about how they plotted it to compare it to real world data. As in, there are solvers out there, but there's also a solution in the paper (that I honestly don't understand very well tbh), but yeah, there could be more than one way to plot it, and since I'm not very experienced with this, I wanted to ask the author how they did it, and for some general clarifications about the paper itself as well. Has anyone done this before? And do you actually get a reply? Or would the author get annoyed by simple-ish questions, and maybe not respond? (Obv, they're probably really busy anyway, so I wouldn't want to disturb them either :/) Any advice on how to email/speak to them in a way that would likely get me a response? :/ | 504a73e02772aff47603977d078cfa32669806cb82374872942f99df848c5640 | [
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Submitting two papers at the same time to a conference Hi, I have doubts about plagiarism when submitting two papers to a conference. As the two papers are about the same system (but the used approach/application is different), I have some parts, especially "System description" part very similar to each other. Would it be technically plagiarism when some parts are similar? | 1a90e0ccd9613c315b78964b9c3ce9f00a2664e7a0072f2bf07fff2d40fe574d | [
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Anyone here has experience of doing a fully remote post-doc (or of hiring one)? I am exploring some post-doc opportunities and want to explore the possibility of working fully remotely (possibly from outside the US). My work is purely computational so I don't need to be in lab. Was wondering if PIs at top universities are even willing to consider such an arrangement post-covid and if it would be wise to bring this up in my post-doc interview? Thanks | d78f435fc78d85a7951100328c4824d6ebd3d8b6dc0d75522bda1e6f3ae5d443 | [
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Has anyone successfully secured a postdoc position at a (descent) mainland Chinese university? Came across a few adverts for postdoc positions with decent pay and benefits packages at Chinese universities (like Chongqing). Sent in my applications, but no response. Even emailed the supervisors. I passed my doctorate in materials science (metallurgy) last December (UK) and have been working in the industry for the last 7 months (right after submitting my thesis) as a materials scientist. But I'm having thoughts of getting into academia if the projects are interesting enough, have industrial relevance/connectivity and pay reasonably well. But the interest is not reciprocated as I haven't yet received a response. Does anyone know if there's a reason for this? I mostly fully match the candidate description they were advertising. And they're recruiting globally, so-called "global postdoc reach" or something. Any hints, tips, etc will be greatly appreciated! | aea873fd036e9a8e080db6feec34b87cde6d57dc2160b86319da4f8485153cbc | [
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A paper I wrote for a class with a professor has been accepted to a conference. Could use some help broaching the subject with the prof I just graduated from my undergrad program and am on my way to my MA in September at another school. Last fall, during my undergrad, I wrote a paper for a class in my minor. I wrote on a very specific topic that the professor of that class was also writing about. I didn't plagiarize from her or anything--in fact, we acknowledged how awkward the situation was during a meeting and she had her TA mark the paper to avoid accidental plagiarism on her part--but she certainly validated my interest in the subject, and we had a few conversations about where we were both going with our writing. Fast-forward to a few months later, I see a call for papers for a conference on that very specific topic, and decide on a whim to submit my paper, fully expecting not to get in (being a freshly-graduated BA student)--and to my surprise, I do! I feel like I should speak with my old prof and at least let her know what's happening. I also owe quite a bit to the TA, who helped me through a few rewrites on her own time (I was going through some tough shit at the time, so I was definitely not easy to deal with). But I also feel a bit bad--like I said, my prof was also writing on this exact topic, and though I didn't steal any ideas from her, I feel like this is in that weird area where we talked about it and potentially influenced each other's work. What should I do? How should I word an email--as a thank you or as a permission thing? Has anyone else had similar experiences, and how did you deal with it? | 7dde7a97e02cd5caebe96965f639d4bafe1814016bca1ff30ff4cd70e7d6c155 | [
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How do you keep your motivation & energy levels up as a PhD student? What keeps you going? Quick backstory: I'm a first year PhD student in STEM, and have just joined a new (and very successful) lab after a semester of rotations. My first semester was by no means exhausting, but I came into this program with burnout, and have had no time to recover. I earned my B.S. and M.S. while working full-time, worked overnights in a factory on breaks to support myself.... now that I'm actually here in a PhD program, I feel like I have little left to give in terms of effort. So what keeps your energy levels up? What motivates you to pursue a degree or career that requires so much hard work? I used to always set achievable short-term goals, but I feel like my PhD program (like many others) is really about accomplishing things in the long term. I'd be interested to know what works (or what hasn't worked) for any of my fellow grad students. Thanks! | 9d2420d39e1376234b1d896691c47c7471b34ff47005678f4f17dc513eae6be1 | [
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PhD students: How does your daily and weekly routine look like? How do you manage sleep, chores etc with such long hours? From what I understand PhD students work 80 hrs a week roughly. Now, I an out of home for 60 hours a week 5 days (9:30 to 7:00-7:30pm work) and I can't find time to even put on shampoo other than weekends, let alone cook and all. My chores pile up if I miss them on weekends for example fixing the computer, doctors appointment. Its impossible if the chores cannot be done outside working hours like banking (some procedures require your physical presence), getting license for eg. I was wondering: * How do you manage time for exercise, chores like cooking, banking, personal grooming, meditation/relaxation (?), at least 7 hours of sleep, dining, partying, giving time to kids/friends/partners/relatives etc? Basically how do you manage other aspects of your life other than work? * What does your daily and weekly routine look like? Please provide the specifics in detail including how much time goes for each activity. | b6a8c5220465dfa4282110785f9e3f9e6c39ff95e7e1589dd29da15d7c805f56 | [
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PhD students: How does your daily and weekly routine look like? How do you manage sleep, chores etc with such long hours? From what I understand PhD students work 80 hrs a week roughly. Now, I an out of home for 60 hours a week 5 days (9:30 to 7:00-7:30pm work) and I can't find time to even put on shampoo other than weekends, let alone cook and all. My chores pile up if I miss them on weekends for example fixing the computer, doctors appointment. Its impossible if the chores cannot be done outside working hours like banking (some procedures require your physical presence), getting license for eg. I was wondering: * How do you manage time for exercise, chores like cooking, banking, personal grooming, meditation/relaxation (?), at least 7 hours of sleep, dining, partying, giving time to kids/friends/partners/relatives etc? Basically how do you manage other aspects of your life other than work? * What does your daily and weekly routine look like? Please provide the specifics in detail including how much time goes for each activity. | b6a8c5220465dfa4282110785f9e3f9e6c39ff95e7e1589dd29da15d7c805f56 | [
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What quality/thing/event made you accept that person as your PhD student? I am curious about supervisors’ perspective. If you hired a PhD student, what made you do this? Was it a quality or a moment, etc.? | 1900b51c9861895f5eeb8ffe5a6064cf26b413e3d78585b598c9982064011217 | [
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School or career? I was accepted to a fully funded MA to PhD in anthropology, then got a promotion at work Last year I applied for a fully funded MA & PhD in environmental anthropology starting in autumn 22, thinking it was a long shot. But I poured my heart and soul into my research proposal and got the scholarship! With living stipend! Then I was promoted at my tech startup job. It's a great career path and, considering that I just had my first child last year, couldn't be at a better time. (For reference, my husband has been a stay at home dad for the most part.) But it's still a startup and, if I'm honest, that makes me nervous. Many voices are telling me that I'd be stupid to leave a solid career for school. But I'm genuinely heartbroken at the thought of withdrawing from the PhD program. My research project is focused on the anthropology of climate change, which is something I care deeply about. I doubt another chance at a free degree in something I love is going to happen again. I know I'm fortunate to be in a position with two good choices. But I feel frozen with dread. I can't sleep! What would or did you do to be confident in your choice? Is anthropology as silly a thing to pursue as the naysayers say? Is only STEM worth it anymore? | d70070dc0060385898564f2e47833a37365f238b3e6f5e8999c49a9be90312dd | [
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