Four golden lessons | Nature
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Advice to students at the start of their scientific careers.
Concepts Published: 27 November 2003 Scientist Steven Weinberg1 na1 Nature volume 426, page 389 (2003) Cite this article 167k Accesses 17 Citations 535 Altmetric Metrics details When I received my undergraduate degree — about a hundred years ago — the physics literature seemed to me a vast, unexplored ocean, every part of which I had to chart before beginning any research of my own. How could I do anything without knowing everything that had already been done? Fortunately, in my first year of graduate school, I had the good luck to fall into the hands of senior physicists who…
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