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Questions directly focused on PERFORMING academic research. Do not use this for questions about publishing research. Read the tag wiki before applying this tag.
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How to choose a good research problem?
This is a really important question, and it's one that isn't asked enough.
From reading your question, though, it sounds like you are rushing a bit. Renowned physicist and biologist Uri Alon (34k+ ci …
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