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An Insider’s Guide to Asking the Right Questions During Your PhD - New Science

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By Rishi Kulkarni. Rishi received his PhD in Chemistry from UC Berkeley in 2018 and is currently a postdoctoral scholar at Stanford University. Published 2021-10-28. Introduction A common refrain from freshly minted PhDs is something like “my first two years were a waste of time” or “looking back, I could have done my first project in six weeks.” These jokes discount the learning process - you have to acquire a number of skills to really become a productive researcher. However, there is a kernel …

An Insider’s Guide to Asking the Right Questions During Your PhD - New Science An Insider’s Guide to Asking the Right Questions During Your PhD Table of Contents By Rishi Kulkarni. Rishi received his PhD in Chemistry from UC Berkeley in 2018 and is currently a postdoctoral scholar at Stanford University. Published 2021-10-28. Introduction A common refrain from freshly minted PhDs is something like “my first two years were a waste of time” or “looking back, I could have done my first project in six weeks.” These jokes discount the learning process - you have to acquire a number of skills to rea

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