Sentences with phrase «graduate adviser»

«Be here as often as possible,» my new graduate adviser said.

As it happens, the question had already been answered by Alonzo Church, who soon became Turing's graduate adviser at Princeton.

I went into these believing that we would be working with the local graduate advisers and department heads, doing some mini-career counseling: interview tips, résumé preparation advice, etc. — in short, the kind of information any professional needs prior to an important transition.

«Having that track record from my [graduate adviser] definitely got my foot in the door,» Van Blarcom says.

«John Burke has been one of the most outstanding graduate students to have studied under my direction for the Ph.D. degree,» former graduate adviser Edward A. Dennis of the University of California, San Diego, wrote in his nominating letter.

Trivia: At MIT, he was a graduate adviser of Bernanke and European Central Bank President Mario Draghi.

A graduate adviser who was trying to help unwittingly exacerbated her fears.

Many of the ideas that follow would apply equally well to selecting a graduate adviser or postdoctoral position as they would for my stated purpose — to assist in determining whether your possible new boss in an industrial position would be compatible with your personal work style and needs

If you have a problem with your graduate adviser, see a representative of the graduate program, the department chair, or someone in the graduate school administration.

(After all, these are graduate advisers.)

Mary Louise noted that Scott seemed relaxed and comfortable for most of the hour they spoke — he was a good interviewer — until they asked how Scott's graduate adviser would be likely to describe him.

From there on, it's editing that counts: tidying up, shortening, formatting, focusing — generally, making certain that it bears no resemblance to the CV your graduate adviser has up on his Web site.

Their fourth annual workshop is to be held this summer in Colorado, and it targets department heads and graduate advisers from universities around the country.

Because most faculty members were cloned from their graduate advisers and academic research is all they know, as a group they can offer little help to someone with «alternative» interests.

Odds are, however, that things will move slowly, so an early start to the job search will serve to minimize the number of weeks you spend cooling your heels as a «postdoc» in your graduate adviser's lab.

Nevertheless, although Fisher is graduating this month, he and his graduate adviser have never talked about Fisher's career goals.

The center was founded by P. Hunter Peckham, a biomedical engineering professor and Wheeler's graduate adviser.

A double dose of advice 22 October 2014 Huan Wang A former graduate student (and current postdoc) offers tips on working jointly with two graduate advisers.

You'll need a total of 10 reference letters, including two from colleagues who like you but resent your tenure bid, one from the department head who has a disincentive to let you step on his or her turf, one from your graduate adviser whom you haven't seen in 10 years, one from a «superstar» in your field that will be ghostwritten by a secretary, two from foreign collaborators from countries where praise is considered weak, and three from students you've slept with.

A former graduate student (and current postdoc) offers tips on working jointly with two graduate advisers

She continued that research while pursuing her Ph.D. in psychology at Cornell University, where famed developmental psychologist Eleanor J. Gibson served as her graduate adviser and mentor.

Eight years ago, however, his graduate adviser at Lehigh University, Daniel Hong, attended a physics conference in Minnesota and came back preoccupied with popcorn.

Other sought - after factors include: an interest in working in new fields (56 percent), a graduate adviser with a good reputation (43 percent), and a good research institution (43 percent).

Work hard to keep your relationship with your graduate adviser cordial.

She had already seen that this could work out well: When she was picking a Ph.D. adviser, she took her undergraduate research adviser's suggestion and joined the lab of his former graduate student, becoming the lab's first Ph.D. student and coming away with a prolific publication record and a strong relationship with her graduate adviser.

I think postdocs need to talk to their graduate deans and their graduate adviser to see how their school is handling it.»

Grade and his graduate adviser, UF / IFAS wildlife ecology and conservation professor Katie Sieving, tested the abilities of northern cardinals to hear the predator alarm of tufted titmice by playing alarm calls to cardinals through speakers in both noisy and quiet locations in Florida state parks.

«We're worried they're going to see it more frequently,» said Emily Carrington, Newcomb's graduate adviser and leader of the University of Washington team that published the earlier lab results.

As a graduate adviser, she regularly counsels students on careers in linguistics.

«Kris is unusual not only in his willingness to work with several different organisms, but also to take on high - risk problems,» says MIT's Fink, Niyogi's graduate adviser.

They worked with Wang's graduate adviser, Michel Haigh, associate professor in communications.

«My graduate adviser became a close friend immediately and we've stayed close for 30 years now,» says Steven Pinker, professor of psychology at Harvard University.

Whether it was challenges with my graduate adviser (though on the whole, he wasn't too bad; only occasionally was he repugnant), flunking a few of my qualifying exams, or shattering my self - confidence on the cliffs of research life and the quest for success, I tried my best to be honest and forthright.

In the new study, a team led by molecular ecologist Silke Steiger and her graduate adviser Bart Kempenaers at the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Starnberg, Germany, searched for smell - related genes in nine species representing seven major branches of the avian family tree.

Fun fact: She's the great - grandchild of Enrico Fermi in Ph.D lineage — which means her graduate adviser's adviser's adviser was the great Enrico Fermi who played a key role in the development of basic physics.

The process produces a signature red glow, «just like a neon sign,» Laird Close, a University of Arizona astronomy professor and Follette's graduate adviser, said in the statement.

They are building a lot at Marist but I was so speaking to the graduate adviser and she says they can't keep up with housing.