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Queries related to progression of academics in various capacities from a student to a professor and the various stages involved in the process.
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Does becoming good at scientific research force one to become one dimensional?
I know this question was asked a long time ago, but for future reference: I think the answer is "kind of."
The best way that I know to do this professionally is to become a "method development" perso …
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Is it better having a bad PhD done or having no PhD?
At this point in your PhD, considering that you are so close to defending, it's much better to finish. The only ways I could really see a completed PhD hurting your future career would be if the disse …
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