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How to deal with a professor in the department undermining my field of research to colleagues and other professors?
Related XKCD
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What is the basic difference between a researcher in a corporation, and a university?
Of course there's an XKCD for it
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How do I cite an equation that has a typo in the source?
@Michael There's an xkcd for that.
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 Autobiographer
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 Caucus
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 Great Answer
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Is having access to past exams cheating and, if yes, could it be proven just by a good grade?
@Hannebambel Or, as an old joke about Economics goes, they can keep last year's questions if they change the answers.
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 Yearling
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It seems my advisor doesn't trust me, but why?
@Dawn How is being sent to a conference, where you can network with other people in your field and get known by them, "thankless busy work?"
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How should I manage my relationship with a sneaky academic?
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How should I manage my relationship with a sneaky academic?
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 Nice Answer
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How to deal with unavoidable failure in my first year of tenure-track applications?
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 Yearling
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Is it socially acceptable to directly contact renowned academics as a student?
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Is it socially acceptable to directly contact renowned academics as a student?
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 Electorate
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Is it appropriate for random students to approach professors they admire?
If they're really a professor, you should consider whether to address them as "Dr. X" or "Prof. X" (based on the local culture).
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