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When I speak to people about going into Academia I always hear negative responses. Researcher/professors - what are some of the benefits or positives of your job that make you love it? It's very discouraging always hearing negatives about academia as a student nearing the completion of a BS. I want to hear about the things that make it worthwhile to push through to a Phd. Thanks! | aa68d58848d951faa13084c0789bc294fc362fd8f4d7d24f9a4cdff044baa072 | [
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When I speak to people about going into Academia I always hear negative responses. Researcher/professors - what are some of the benefits or positives of your job that make you love it? It's very discouraging always hearing negatives about academia as a student nearing the completion of a BS. I want to hear about the things that make it worthwhile to push through to a Phd. Thanks! | aa68d58848d951faa13084c0789bc294fc362fd8f4d7d24f9a4cdff044baa072 | [
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What is the best way to reconnect with professors who agreed to write a letter 1-2 years ago? I haven't had contact with these professors for 1-2 years. Some of them have agreed and some of them have agreed to discuss potential for a letter. Best to go the straight forward route and email with a straight-to-the-point question? Do I assume the professor remembers? Should I be showering them with my personal statement, transcripts, and resume onto them? Show up in person? | 1fc6359c7f37c9c164ec3484f1041e99d366d569d7e11561fba22fc6ab1d8b84 | [
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Best or preferred way to reconnect with professors who have previously offered to write letters of recommendation? I am applying to medical school in June and ideally would like to collect letters by April-early May. I have already asked the professors in mind and they agreed to write a letter. Most recent email contact with these professors range from 3 months to 13 months ago. What is the best way or preferred way to follow-up and ask if they are still willing to write the letter? I am asking this here because I follow-up emailed a professor last August and again two weeks ago, but no response. This professor actually was one who was pretty enthusiastic about supporting my application and offered to write a letter without my asking. The lack of response sends me a different signal. Is it currently a busy time for professors, meaning I should wait for a bit? | 20ff301706bf3be878253fa8213d8801fee10c769972dbe3950e2eee5c0b58bb | [
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People who have studied or worked in very differently-ranked universities, what have you noticed? Where do you see transitions in the kinds of students? This is a bit vague and ambiguous and I'm not sure the right PC way to ask this question, but maybe you can help me out. Of course it depends on particular programs and I'm using ranking vaguely - it could be by school, by department, by undergrad overall, worldwide or only US (for me), but you get the idea. I've heard that "student quality," or what you can expect in terms of intellect, ambition, and curiosity from the average student has a drop after top 5, again after top 20, and then until top 100. And I have heard from a couple of people that they have been disappointed going from studying at a top-5 school to teaching at a top-100 school, or intimidated/blown away going from a \~30-rank school to a top-5 school to study, but other people don't see that big of a difference. These are all rumors and I don't know what's true. Are there rules of thumb for understanding the effect of rankings? People who have studied and/or worked in very differently-ranked schools, what have you noticed? | f28c118f835ca159a5dfa143d446fb02038eca08d476b9aea88b51e0328c55fb | [
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Senior academics of Reddit, what advice do you have for people who wish to improve the communication skills. Whether it be written or spoken communication. | 4b6d6b846992bd23fec03b03813357e409598ce6666d887ac6be997e046afeb6 | [
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Do you think there was an ethical dilemma with U of M researchers knowingly submitting malicious code to the Linux kernel project to carry out a research project? Some researchers at the University of Minnesota tried to submit code which introduced security vulnerabilities to the linux kernel as part of a research project. They were caught, and their university is now banned from the project entirely. Do you think the IRB failed here by exempting their study? https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/linux-bans-university-of-minnesota-for-committing-malicious-code/ | 2baed1a028010a11dfdf495ab6059f881b0f8f0721a45b1a6d96e93aa1e9a14d | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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How to write a paper with more than 100 references? I am currently about to finish my masters and will be starting my PhD soon after. I spent about a month researching my thesis before I began my own work. However, by the time I started writing the thesis, I couldn't remember the contents of the papers I had read. True, I read a lot of papers and I shouldn't expect myself to remember every paper, but I've seen some papers with almost 200 references, with a reference in every other sentence. I don't understand how such a thing could be done. How does one write every paragraph with 5 references from 5 different papers for instance? Basically, what I'm asking is how does one go about writing a paper with more than 100 references? Do you read all 100 papers before you begin writing? I'm looking for ideas to improve my writing efficiency. | 56eedbbe7b540d289bbbf53f40a8f4314664116020622cca8babd95e863e33f6 | [
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Should I Quit PhD? I am a first-year Ph.D. student who just completed the first semester of my Ph.D. in Urban Planning. The first semester was amazing, I got all A's, worked well with my advisor/mentor/chair, and have a solid (but still draft) idea for my dissertation. However, recently my partner's cancer returned again for the third time... The doctor seems optimistic and has many treatment plans but it will require radiation, possibly intense chemo, or entering a trial. I live two hours away from him and am as poor as any other Ph.D. student. I am considering withdrawing to be able to assist him with his treatment and get a job where I can actually financially assist with things. Being a strong and wide spreading cancer I am very scared as the doctor said this will probably be a reoccurring thing. My heart tells me to return to live with him and focus on what really matters to me. I'm not unhappy with my Ph.D. experience but I have yet to be a practicing planner, and actually make a living wage, and do want to later regret not spending time with him. Being a professor / having a PhD was never the final big dream but a path I've always been interested in. I am also the first in my family to go to university and be born in the US. (M/27/Gay) | 3b9c5ff1a540548e5248a110c3dea0b5fe1eb7dfdd84b8c4f46d273949661853 | [
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Should I Quit PhD? I am a first-year Ph.D. student who just completed the first semester of my Ph.D. in Urban Planning. The first semester was amazing, I got all A's, worked well with my advisor/mentor/chair, and have a solid (but still draft) idea for my dissertation. However, recently my partner's cancer returned again for the third time... The doctor seems optimistic and has many treatment plans but it will require radiation, possibly intense chemo, or entering a trial. I live two hours away from him and am as poor as any other Ph.D. student. I am considering withdrawing to be able to assist him with his treatment and get a job where I can actually financially assist with things. Being a strong and wide spreading cancer I am very scared as the doctor said this will probably be a reoccurring thing. My heart tells me to return to live with him and focus on what really matters to me. I'm not unhappy with my Ph.D. experience but I have yet to be a practicing planner, and actually make a living wage, and do want to later regret not spending time with him. Being a professor / having a PhD was never the final big dream but a path I've always been interested in. I am also the first in my family to go to university and be born in the US. (M/27/Gay) | 3b9c5ff1a540548e5248a110c3dea0b5fe1eb7dfdd84b8c4f46d273949661853 | [
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Need advice - Biomedical postdoc Hello everyone, I am a Postdoc in biomedical engineering, working on AI models for biological and clinical data. I did my PhD in Bioinformatics and a 1-year Postdoc (again Bioinformatics) in a prestigious university before joining my current position. In my current postdoc, almost a year in, I’ve written 2 papers and a third paper is near completion. Additionally I teach lab practicals, prepare course materials, mentor students, and regularly update my progress with my PI (at least once a week). I have also helped with a grant application and some papers I am not directly involved with. I consider myself a fairly average postdoc and work about 50-60 hours a week. My PI keeps telling me my performance in my current position is very poor and that I am in danger of termination. I’ve been told this 4 times over the past year. When I request help with understanding her expectations I am rebuffed and my PI becomes aggressive. It’s common for her to bang the table, question my credentials and use verbal put-downs like “are you kidding me! I feel like I’m dealing with a PhD student”. Lately I’ve been asked to take up non-urgent tasks on the weekend, and I also get berated on things I have no control over, such as the progress in a students project. (The project is something I help with but the direction and tasks are assigned by my PI). I am the only Postdoc in this lab and I am isolated from pretty much everyone. Attempts to reach out to other postdocs are thwarted by her (I was told to never collaborate with others but dedicate 100% of my time to producing papers) and she refuses to collaborate internally with other faculty. When I joined this lab the PI claimed she had a collaborator in a highly prestigious institution which turned out to be completely untrue - no meetings or projects ongoing with any collaborator. Quitting is not an option for me, since I need to consider my child’s schooling and more importantly, the laws are skewed towards my employer. My employer may legally ‘fine’ me for up to 3 months of pay, which I can’t afford (I only got to know this law once I had been onboarded). I take records of all our interactions. I am trying to cultivate mental toughness so that her behavior does not get to me. What should my output be in biomedical research as a postdoc, specifically in my field? I’m thinking that since I work overtime a lot during my weekends I might as well reach out to external faculty for guidance and work on a small paper of my own instead to prop up my record and get a letter of recommendation. Is this a good plan of action? Thanks in advance. | c732361012920e94c4b12528a46a87c87ba4dd94ea289700ea5fe71910b915c6 | [
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Need advice - Biomedical postdoc Hello everyone, I am a Postdoc in biomedical engineering, working on AI models for biological and clinical data. I did my PhD in Bioinformatics and a 1-year Postdoc (again Bioinformatics) in a prestigious university before joining my current position. In my current postdoc, almost a year in, I’ve written 2 papers and a third paper is near completion. Additionally I teach lab practicals, prepare course materials, mentor students, and regularly update my progress with my PI (at least once a week). I have also helped with a grant application and some papers I am not directly involved with. I consider myself a fairly average postdoc and work about 50-60 hours a week. My PI keeps telling me my performance in my current position is very poor and that I am in danger of termination. I’ve been told this 4 times over the past year. When I request help with understanding her expectations I am rebuffed and my PI becomes aggressive. It’s common for her to bang the table, question my credentials and use verbal put-downs like “are you kidding me! I feel like I’m dealing with a PhD student”. Lately I’ve been asked to take up non-urgent tasks on the weekend, and I also get berated on things I have no control over, such as the progress in a students project. (The project is something I help with but the direction and tasks are assigned by my PI). I am the only Postdoc in this lab and I am isolated from pretty much everyone. Attempts to reach out to other postdocs are thwarted by her (I was told to never collaborate with others but dedicate 100% of my time to producing papers) and she refuses to collaborate internally with other faculty. When I joined this lab the PI claimed she had a collaborator in a highly prestigious institution which turned out to be completely untrue - no meetings or projects ongoing with any collaborator. Quitting is not an option for me, since I need to consider my child’s schooling and more importantly, the laws are skewed towards my employer. My employer may legally ‘fine’ me for up to 3 months of pay, which I can’t afford (I only got to know this law once I had been onboarded). I take records of all our interactions. I am trying to cultivate mental toughness so that her behavior does not get to me. What should my output be in biomedical research as a postdoc, specifically in my field? I’m thinking that since I work overtime a lot during my weekends I might as well reach out to external faculty for guidance and work on a small paper of my own instead to prop up my record and get a letter of recommendation. Is this a good plan of action? Thanks in advance. | c732361012920e94c4b12528a46a87c87ba4dd94ea289700ea5fe71910b915c6 | [
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Need advice - Biomedical postdoc Hello everyone, I am a Postdoc in biomedical engineering, working on AI models for biological and clinical data. I did my PhD in Bioinformatics and a 1-year Postdoc (again Bioinformatics) in a prestigious university before joining my current position. In my current postdoc, almost a year in, I’ve written 2 papers and a third paper is near completion. Additionally I teach lab practicals, prepare course materials, mentor students, and regularly update my progress with my PI (at least once a week). I have also helped with a grant application and some papers I am not directly involved with. I consider myself a fairly average postdoc and work about 50-60 hours a week. My PI keeps telling me my performance in my current position is very poor and that I am in danger of termination. I’ve been told this 4 times over the past year. When I request help with understanding her expectations I am rebuffed and my PI becomes aggressive. It’s common for her to bang the table, question my credentials and use verbal put-downs like “are you kidding me! I feel like I’m dealing with a PhD student”. Lately I’ve been asked to take up non-urgent tasks on the weekend, and I also get berated on things I have no control over, such as the progress in a students project. (The project is something I help with but the direction and tasks are assigned by my PI). I am the only Postdoc in this lab and I am isolated from pretty much everyone. Attempts to reach out to other postdocs are thwarted by her (I was told to never collaborate with others but dedicate 100% of my time to producing papers) and she refuses to collaborate internally with other faculty. When I joined this lab the PI claimed she had a collaborator in a highly prestigious institution which turned out to be completely untrue - no meetings or projects ongoing with any collaborator. Quitting is not an option for me, since I need to consider my child’s schooling and more importantly, the laws are skewed towards my employer. My employer may legally ‘fine’ me for up to 3 months of pay, which I can’t afford (I only got to know this law once I had been onboarded). I take records of all our interactions. I am trying to cultivate mental toughness so that her behavior does not get to me. What should my output be in biomedical research as a postdoc, specifically in my field? I’m thinking that since I work overtime a lot during my weekends I might as well reach out to external faculty for guidance and work on a small paper of my own instead to prop up my record and get a letter of recommendation. Is this a good plan of action? Thanks in advance. | c732361012920e94c4b12528a46a87c87ba4dd94ea289700ea5fe71910b915c6 | [
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Need advice - Biomedical postdoc Hello everyone, I am a Postdoc in biomedical engineering, working on AI models for biological and clinical data. I did my PhD in Bioinformatics and a 1-year Postdoc (again Bioinformatics) in a prestigious university before joining my current position. In my current postdoc, almost a year in, I’ve written 2 papers and a third paper is near completion. Additionally I teach lab practicals, prepare course materials, mentor students, and regularly update my progress with my PI (at least once a week). I have also helped with a grant application and some papers I am not directly involved with. I consider myself a fairly average postdoc and work about 50-60 hours a week. My PI keeps telling me my performance in my current position is very poor and that I am in danger of termination. I’ve been told this 4 times over the past year. When I request help with understanding her expectations I am rebuffed and my PI becomes aggressive. It’s common for her to bang the table, question my credentials and use verbal put-downs like “are you kidding me! I feel like I’m dealing with a PhD student”. Lately I’ve been asked to take up non-urgent tasks on the weekend, and I also get berated on things I have no control over, such as the progress in a students project. (The project is something I help with but the direction and tasks are assigned by my PI). I am the only Postdoc in this lab and I am isolated from pretty much everyone. Attempts to reach out to other postdocs are thwarted by her (I was told to never collaborate with others but dedicate 100% of my time to producing papers) and she refuses to collaborate internally with other faculty. When I joined this lab the PI claimed she had a collaborator in a highly prestigious institution which turned out to be completely untrue - no meetings or projects ongoing with any collaborator. Quitting is not an option for me, since I need to consider my child’s schooling and more importantly, the laws are skewed towards my employer. My employer may legally ‘fine’ me for up to 3 months of pay, which I can’t afford (I only got to know this law once I had been onboarded). I take records of all our interactions. I am trying to cultivate mental toughness so that her behavior does not get to me. What should my output be in biomedical research as a postdoc, specifically in my field? I’m thinking that since I work overtime a lot during my weekends I might as well reach out to external faculty for guidance and work on a small paper of my own instead to prop up my record and get a letter of recommendation. Is this a good plan of action? Thanks in advance. | c732361012920e94c4b12528a46a87c87ba4dd94ea289700ea5fe71910b915c6 | [
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Need advice - Biomedical postdoc Hello everyone, I am a Postdoc in biomedical engineering, working on AI models for biological and clinical data. I did my PhD in Bioinformatics and a 1-year Postdoc (again Bioinformatics) in a prestigious university before joining my current position. In my current postdoc, almost a year in, I’ve written 2 papers and a third paper is near completion. Additionally I teach lab practicals, prepare course materials, mentor students, and regularly update my progress with my PI (at least once a week). I have also helped with a grant application and some papers I am not directly involved with. I consider myself a fairly average postdoc and work about 50-60 hours a week. My PI keeps telling me my performance in my current position is very poor and that I am in danger of termination. I’ve been told this 4 times over the past year. When I request help with understanding her expectations I am rebuffed and my PI becomes aggressive. It’s common for her to bang the table, question my credentials and use verbal put-downs like “are you kidding me! I feel like I’m dealing with a PhD student”. Lately I’ve been asked to take up non-urgent tasks on the weekend, and I also get berated on things I have no control over, such as the progress in a students project. (The project is something I help with but the direction and tasks are assigned by my PI). I am the only Postdoc in this lab and I am isolated from pretty much everyone. Attempts to reach out to other postdocs are thwarted by her (I was told to never collaborate with others but dedicate 100% of my time to producing papers) and she refuses to collaborate internally with other faculty. When I joined this lab the PI claimed she had a collaborator in a highly prestigious institution which turned out to be completely untrue - no meetings or projects ongoing with any collaborator. Quitting is not an option for me, since I need to consider my child’s schooling and more importantly, the laws are skewed towards my employer. My employer may legally ‘fine’ me for up to 3 months of pay, which I can’t afford (I only got to know this law once I had been onboarded). I take records of all our interactions. I am trying to cultivate mental toughness so that her behavior does not get to me. What should my output be in biomedical research as a postdoc, specifically in my field? I’m thinking that since I work overtime a lot during my weekends I might as well reach out to external faculty for guidance and work on a small paper of my own instead to prop up my record and get a letter of recommendation. Is this a good plan of action? Thanks in advance. | c732361012920e94c4b12528a46a87c87ba4dd94ea289700ea5fe71910b915c6 | [
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Need advice - Biomedical postdoc Hello everyone, I am a Postdoc in biomedical engineering, working on AI models for biological and clinical data. I did my PhD in Bioinformatics and a 1-year Postdoc (again Bioinformatics) in a prestigious university before joining my current position. In my current postdoc, almost a year in, I’ve written 2 papers and a third paper is near completion. Additionally I teach lab practicals, prepare course materials, mentor students, and regularly update my progress with my PI (at least once a week). I have also helped with a grant application and some papers I am not directly involved with. I consider myself a fairly average postdoc and work about 50-60 hours a week. My PI keeps telling me my performance in my current position is very poor and that I am in danger of termination. I’ve been told this 4 times over the past year. When I request help with understanding her expectations I am rebuffed and my PI becomes aggressive. It’s common for her to bang the table, question my credentials and use verbal put-downs like “are you kidding me! I feel like I’m dealing with a PhD student”. Lately I’ve been asked to take up non-urgent tasks on the weekend, and I also get berated on things I have no control over, such as the progress in a students project. (The project is something I help with but the direction and tasks are assigned by my PI). I am the only Postdoc in this lab and I am isolated from pretty much everyone. Attempts to reach out to other postdocs are thwarted by her (I was told to never collaborate with others but dedicate 100% of my time to producing papers) and she refuses to collaborate internally with other faculty. When I joined this lab the PI claimed she had a collaborator in a highly prestigious institution which turned out to be completely untrue - no meetings or projects ongoing with any collaborator. Quitting is not an option for me, since I need to consider my child’s schooling and more importantly, the laws are skewed towards my employer. My employer may legally ‘fine’ me for up to 3 months of pay, which I can’t afford (I only got to know this law once I had been onboarded). I take records of all our interactions. I am trying to cultivate mental toughness so that her behavior does not get to me. What should my output be in biomedical research as a postdoc, specifically in my field? I’m thinking that since I work overtime a lot during my weekends I might as well reach out to external faculty for guidance and work on a small paper of my own instead to prop up my record and get a letter of recommendation. Is this a good plan of action? Thanks in advance. | c732361012920e94c4b12528a46a87c87ba4dd94ea289700ea5fe71910b915c6 | [
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Reading more effectively - How can I keep better track of what I have read where so I can synthesize and cite into papers or articles later? I am often reading material on distantly related topics (say, one book on the Roman Republic, and another on the presocratic philosophers, just as an off hand example) and sometimes I see something that sparks an idea I would like to research in more depth and write about. The main issue I am dealing with now is that I am starting to realize how inefficiently I am approaching this. I am usually left scratching my head at a later date trying to remember what sparked this idea in the first place and then wasting time trying to track down where it might have come from. For those of you who have to write things synthesized from reading broadly, what are some tips, tricks, or tools you could suggest to help me keep track of what I come across and where, so it can be more easily pulled together later? | 5024a89a390b61d9ab94b493d00ace31ea75185e2d92a70dfcd94e9f110517fa | [
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Department forcing me to teach a course even though my advisor has funds available to fund me from a grant TLDR: My department is forcing me to teach a course even though my advisor has funds available to pay me from a grant. Is this even legal? Should I contact the dean of students or graduate school? My advisor has funds for me to use for research from his grant so that I don't have to teach in my final semester. Unfortunately my department is denying the request and forcing me to teach a course to be funded since they are low on teachers. 75% of other students are being allowed to use research funding in my department, and I am one of the 5 who is not being allowed. The reasoning is because of timing and a change of policy that once the department determined they were running low on instructors they started denying requests for research funding. I have exhausted avenues within my department and have still been denied. I do have a lot of savings and could afford not to be funded at all. Honestly, I am tempted to deny teaching altogether. Of course I would not earn my 10-15K + health insurance + tuition benefit that I would get for research funding or teaching or being on the grant for research, but it is doable and honestly tempting to me right now. I am really upset about this. Teaching takes 20-30 hours a week of my time. I am going into my last semester and need time to finish my thesis, find a job, and everything else that comes with graduating. I simply do not have time to teach and have been counting on this funding from my advisor. I think it is completely ludicrous that the department is telling my advisor he cannot fund me using the grant money which was set aside for me. Can you think of anything I can do to fight this? It seems both immoral and illegal to me. Should I contact the graduate school or the dean of students? Do I have any legal recourse for this? It just feels they are stealing the grant money from me because they won't allow my advisor to give me the grant money meaning I am forced to teach if I want to get paid. If anyone has any ideas, I am open to hear them. I can also clarify things if anything is unclear. Thank you. | c5e82b9a50a3d73507a1a554d90695a7d23d8283eff63b421554bf92286619e7 | [
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Department forcing me to teach a course even though my advisor has funds available to fund me from a grant TLDR: My department is forcing me to teach a course even though my advisor has funds available to pay me from a grant. Is this even legal? Should I contact the dean of students or graduate school? My advisor has funds for me to use for research from his grant so that I don't have to teach in my final semester. Unfortunately my department is denying the request and forcing me to teach a course to be funded since they are low on teachers. 75% of other students are being allowed to use research funding in my department, and I am one of the 5 who is not being allowed. The reasoning is because of timing and a change of policy that once the department determined they were running low on instructors they started denying requests for research funding. I have exhausted avenues within my department and have still been denied. I do have a lot of savings and could afford not to be funded at all. Honestly, I am tempted to deny teaching altogether. Of course I would not earn my 10-15K + health insurance + tuition benefit that I would get for research funding or teaching or being on the grant for research, but it is doable and honestly tempting to me right now. I am really upset about this. Teaching takes 20-30 hours a week of my time. I am going into my last semester and need time to finish my thesis, find a job, and everything else that comes with graduating. I simply do not have time to teach and have been counting on this funding from my advisor. I think it is completely ludicrous that the department is telling my advisor he cannot fund me using the grant money which was set aside for me. Can you think of anything I can do to fight this? It seems both immoral and illegal to me. Should I contact the graduate school or the dean of students? Do I have any legal recourse for this? It just feels they are stealing the grant money from me because they won't allow my advisor to give me the grant money meaning I am forced to teach if I want to get paid. If anyone has any ideas, I am open to hear them. I can also clarify things if anything is unclear. Thank you. | c5e82b9a50a3d73507a1a554d90695a7d23d8283eff63b421554bf92286619e7 | [
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