My father is a professor, and upon showing him this, he just said, "if you can't find a bubble, make one". That's a response that I found unexpected. He explained it as understanding how people think in a certain field, and approaching it with a different thought process. For example, when working with viruses, bacteria, DNA, and proteins, biologists approach the project in a certain way, one that is absolutely different from how a physicist or engineer would. I've been doing a couple of projects with him by taking biologists' problems and approaching them as an electrochemist and materials engineer (those are my backgrounds), and I've gotten some slightly interesting results. Hell, we even developed some novel instruments to do research with.
I started using Connected Papers after one of your videos, and I have come back to say Thank you so much for telling us about such a powerful tool ! I appreciate your continued commitment to support current and prospective graduate students, especially in Chemistry all around !
I've been seeing your lectures for a long time. As a perspective PhD student, I get so many helpful tips and tricks on how to be an ideal student and what should and should not be done. Thank you so much for all your videos. Rooting for more.
I used to look for the most recent questions and discussion about my field on the Research Gate, and I could find lots of valuable research questions and directions. Thanks a lot for everything you are posting on your channel 🌹🌹
I LOVE you!!! My gosh, I do not have the words to say how much you helped me with this video. I am going to apply for a Ph.D. program at the end of the year and I always felt terrified when thinking about what would I write about. Like a deer looking into the headlight!! And I already dropped out from a Ph.D. program where, among other things, no one cared to say how the %uck to do that. This video is already on my favorite list. Thank you very much!!!
Woah! This was super helpful. I was having sleepless nights identifying how to go about finding a research gap and you just saved me a ton of trouble. You got a sub man!
thanks for this...you helped me on my doctoral dissy in further defining the gap I am looking for. My program heads often talk about the 'gap' but many times this confuses the heck outta me because its like youre searching for a needle in a haystack among the research, In you saying to look at this as the tendrils coming from known research has really helped me to conceptualize my work better, especially when it comes to my literature review.
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I love this channel. I want to apply to a PhD program next year and I'm trying to get ready as much as I can, this channel has been so helpful in this process. Thanks Andy!
thank you for this video! I'm currently finishing my undergrad and working on writing a grant to fund my grad school. I've always had trouble identifying the gaps in knowledge, I can't wait to try these techniques :)
Thank you for sharing. It is like you said … it can be hard to find a gap and less difficult to push the knowledge a bit further in a new direction or angle of examination 🙃
Again! Thank you so very much. These videos are the right size. I can jot down a few notes and thoughts during breakfast and carry that new thought into work (PhD student 😊).
thanks for the tip, I've also had a video idea that I may need help on which is how to collaborate with fellow academics when writing and contributing work to a paper.
Hi Andy! Have you made a video on how to finish a paper? I have a few figures and I am trying to figure out how to finish it up. I find I get into a spiral of "I have so much data" to "none of this matters" but at the end of the day it is data, I just don't know how to finish the story!
Thank you, you are so helpful and brilliant! I am about to take on an MRes and I think I have found the ‘tendrils’ you are talking about. However, my research is in medieval literature so, I think the ‘research gaps’ search words will be different to scientific fields. Any ideas? Thanks
My issue at the moment is I am not attached to a University and I am writing as part of my Practice, where can I get access to full research papers? I use Core, Sci-Hub and Google as best I can but I miss having access to all the resources I used to have when I was at UoN
Your tips are helpful. I want to go for phd by publication. I would like know is it equivalent to traditional phd by thesis? What domain the certificate bears ? Is same Doctor of Philosophy that phd has?
how to identify the methodology and approach (inductive/deductive) of the paper? can you share a paper written with either approach so i can understand. TIA
I think this is how students who do required thesis fail. They usually do not identify a gap properly. Making them to make a research but ont that gives only a small contribution that goes unnoticed and then their capabilities dulled when they are not acquired by a research institution because most institutions look for research that close gaps better.
Isn’t it funny someone who failed a career in academia is trying to explain how to succeed? Or maybe it’s to sell his website and newsletter? Who knows?
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My father is a professor, and upon showing him this, he just said, "if you can't find a bubble, make one". That's a response that I found unexpected. He explained it as understanding how people think in a certain field, and approaching it with a different thought process. For example, when working with viruses, bacteria, DNA, and proteins, biologists approach the project in a certain way, one that is absolutely different from how a physicist or engineer would. I've been doing a couple of projects with him by taking biologists' problems and approaching them as an electrochemist and materials engineer (those are my backgrounds), and I've gotten some slightly interesting results. Hell, we even developed some novel instruments to do research with.
Absolutely
Share your email please, I want to ask someone question about research. My study area is same as yours
@@studytime1769 it's in my profile
This is a very interesting take. Your father must be very wise.
Love the tip on using "promising results" - will save me from tens of hours on reading through literature reviews!
I started using Connected Papers after one of your videos, and I have come back to say Thank you so much for telling us about such a powerful tool ! I appreciate your continued commitment to support current and prospective graduate students, especially in Chemistry all around !
What is connected papers
@@duchessromola8893 It’s a research tool. Google it out.
I've been seeing your lectures for a long time. As a perspective PhD student, I get so many helpful tips and tricks on how to be an ideal student and what should and should not be done. Thank you so much for all your videos. Rooting for more.
Great to hear! There's plenty more to come...
"Research tendrils" ‐- what a great and less-intimidating way to put it!
how and where to put it?
I used to look for the most recent questions and discussion about my field on the Research Gate, and I could find lots of valuable research questions and directions. Thanks a lot for everything you are posting on your channel 🌹🌹
I LOVE you!!! My gosh, I do not have the words to say how much you helped me with this video.
I am going to apply for a Ph.D. program at the end of the year and I always felt terrified when thinking about what would I write about. Like a deer looking into the headlight!! And I already dropped out from a Ph.D. program where, among other things, no one cared to say how the %uck to do that. This video is already on my favorite list.
Thank you very much!!!
how's it Going now?
Thank you, that's really insightful. I hadn't realized I was focusing on the wrong aim when thinking about research gaps until I saw this.
Thank you, Andy!
I got absolutely stuck as in the Arts everything has been researched, and it is challenging to come up with something unique.
Woah! This was super helpful. I was having sleepless nights identifying how to go about finding a research gap and you just saved me a ton of trouble. You got a sub man!
thanks for this...you helped me on my doctoral dissy in further defining the gap I am looking for. My program heads often talk about the 'gap' but many times this confuses the heck outta me because its like youre searching for a needle in a haystack among the research, In you saying to look at this as the tendrils coming from known research has really helped me to conceptualize my work better, especially when it comes to my literature review.
this video should be sold in millions of $$s honestly
I love this channel.
I want to apply to a PhD program next year and I'm trying to get ready as much as I can, this channel has been so helpful in this process.
Thanks Andy!
Watched this a second time and learned even more. I appreciate your videos. Good info.
thank you for this video! I'm currently finishing my undergrad and working on writing a grant to fund my grad school. I've always had trouble identifying the gaps in knowledge, I can't wait to try these techniques :)
Thank inadvance for breaking research gap with brief note .
Your channel is a straight cheat code lol Thanks a lot buddy
Thank you for sharing. It is like you said … it can be hard to find a gap and less difficult to push the knowledge a bit further in a new direction or angle of examination 🙃
Thank you Dr. Stapleton for this useful information! That helps a lot!
Again! Thank you so very much. These videos are the right size. I can jot down a few notes and thoughts during breakfast and carry that new thought into work (PhD student 😊).
I really appreciate these videos. I start graduate school in a few weeks!
Great Video! Very helpful! Keep doing more videos!
You are doing a great job Sir. I must say, I enjoy your videos and you are helping make research more enjoyable to me. Thank you
I have started using your recommendations to use google scholar. Great ideas. Thanks
Hi Andy, please share links to the tools in the discription section. It's much easier to navigate with links.
God bless you Bro! Thank you Jesus
Needed this!!! Thank you
You're so welcome!
thanks for the tip, I've also had a video idea that I may need help on which is how to collaborate with fellow academics when writing and contributing work to a paper.
Love your videos, thanks Andy 🙏🏻
Great stuff. I needed this right now while writing up a paper
Thank you for publishing this video! This information is fantastic!
Great video! Thanks for the online apps. I wasn't aware of those! :)
Happy to help!
These kind of videos i like.
I would add elicit to the tools worth using for research exploration 😁
Thank you for your sharing knowledge.
thank you very very much sir, i got exactly what i was looking for
Thank for your work is so useful!!!
Thank you so much
Amazing channel!
Need more of this content
Really helpful thanks mate
Ohh thank you so much so helpful ❤️❤️
so helpful thanks so much
Hi Andy! Have you made a video on how to finish a paper? I have a few figures and I am trying to figure out how to finish it up. I find I get into a spiral of "I have so much data" to "none of this matters" but at the end of the day it is data, I just don't know how to finish the story!
Conclusions are helpful, but then skim the methods to ensure the validity of the study.
Thank you
Thank you, you are so helpful and brilliant! I am about to take on an MRes and I think I have found the ‘tendrils’ you are talking about. However, my research is in medieval literature so, I think the ‘research gaps’ search words will be different to scientific fields. Any ideas? Thanks
Thank you!!
Thank you Andy for this video, if I want to do a review paper do I need to follow the same techniques?
How about asking the target group / community if there are gaps in intervention or service?
My issue at the moment is I am not attached to a University and I am writing as part of my Practice, where can I get access to full research papers? I use Core, Sci-Hub and Google as best I can but I miss having access to all the resources I used to have when I was at UoN
Is it the same for the master thesis, I'm about to pick a research topic for it...thanks.
Your tips are helpful. I want to go for phd by publication. I would like know is it equivalent to traditional phd by thesis? What domain the certificate bears ? Is same Doctor of Philosophy that phd has?
how to identify the methodology and approach (inductive/deductive) of the paper? can you share a paper written with either approach so i can understand. TIA
wow Sir
Thanks!
No problem! Thank you for the super thanks!
I think this is how students who do required thesis fail. They usually do not identify a gap properly. Making them to make a research but ont that gives only a small contribution that goes unnoticed and then their capabilities dulled when they are not acquired by a research institution because most institutions look for research that close gaps better.
"Asking a PhD student" this makes me more worried! Because I'm a PhD student and watching this video 😆🙈
Good video.
Frontiers magazine
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It is instinct. You gain basic knowledge from bachelor's to master's degrees and also from your readings. the rest is up to you.
why you scream at me
Don't chase gaps that researchers with more money and more brains are chasing. Heartache in the making
Isn’t it funny someone who failed a career in academia is trying to explain how to succeed? Or maybe it’s to sell his website and newsletter? Who knows?
That was rude. Yes one can fail at a thing and be the teacher on how to o succeed. Experience is the best teacher.
@@hauwauyakubu-wokili5239 if you want to become rich, do you listen to someone who became rich or someone who tried and remained poor? Have you considered that to increase your chances of success you may have get a better outcome by discussing with people who faced difficulties but succeeded? You are free to choose your path...