Reflections on Successful Meetings with Undergraduate Researchers | by David Jurgens | Medium
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Or, how to have a great meeting with your advisor
Reflections on Successful Meetings with Undergraduate Researchers Or, how to have a good research meeting with your advisor David Jurgens 19 min read · Jun 22, 2018 -- 1 Listen Share This summer I’ve had the good fortune to work with a large group of 13 new undergraduate researchers in my lab. They are talented Michigan students who want to learn how to do world-class research but are just getting started along the path. One aspect of learning to do good research is learning how to do research with others — and in particular, when starting out, how to do research with an advisor. I wanted to t
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