(Modest) advice for graduate students
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(Modest) advice for graduate students Here you will find material that should help you to develop a scientific career. These are texts written by people who have gone through the various problems common to all graduate students. They offer tips on how to solve these problems. Some are obvious, others less so. Some might even pejoratively call them "self-help." Don't worry about the label. Give some thought to the tips, even those that are obvious at first. Maybe they're not... |
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