The Lab - Episode 4: Degrees
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Dave has office hours. And Alex finally submits her manuscript.
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This show is awesome!! I wish more episodes are being made. Final semester of PhD in Ontario, and am thinking about life.
Hope you doing ok
I wanna be an MD but a PHD could be more prestigious. Nothing we do as doctors would be possible without the great work by PHDs.
'Why get a PhD when you can be real doctor? Like My dad always says the people who do PhD are the one's who don't get into Med School '
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real doctors are those with PhDs. MDs are undergraduate qualification degrees that aren't even considered doctorates in countries like Germany, I think you mean "physicians".
I have witnessed almost exact same thing happen at my university when I was studying with a TA
love it guys. wish you could make one long movie.
This really hits hard. As a masters student, it’s the post docs & Senior PhD’s who do more “advising” than the advisor.
why is the postdoc guy so evil?
I don’t know but they’re was a dude in my lab just like that 😂😂
All post docs are evil.
Omg nooo, Anita is making other premeds look bad. The actor is good though.
make more money in the beer tub that in the PhD.. universal rule i guess..
quite sad actually XD
Guys, you are doing great job!!!
Just don't stop making this brilliant content :D
I should not be watching this in my first year of grad school 😂
Dave! .....that's Me! ... :-))))) dude that's funny.
What is the point of all that hard work getting a PhD anyway only to end up being exploited afterwards and settling for an average sad miserable overworked middle class life? I really am wondering what im signing up for? Unless im missing something great that those that have previously done it aren't sharing?
+Andile Mthombeni (andilethereader) Do something that makes money. That's what I've been seeing in the entrepreneurial scene. If you're in science, like I am, don't think in the box of your field of study. Try studying other subjects besides biology (e.g. math, physics, chem and engineering). For example, don't think of biochemistry as a career. Think of it as a skill. That way you would be really sure what you want after learning through so many subjects and skills. If you're a PhD in science, believe that your question contributes to society in the short /or long-run. If you're a PhD in engineering, think of something that doesn't get replaced easily and only you can do it. Ofcourse, in a company setting, you'll have to deal with patents and developing a product is extremely difficult because new technology will always replace the old.
Just an update. I decided that the company environment doesn't really suit my personality. Others may think otherwise. I agree with Gabriel. Research is a life long passion and pursuit of mine, and I intend to live that way regardless of what society thinks of me. Doing a PhD is a must if you're ready to commit yourself into a subject of discipline. I think what others think do not matter as long as you believe a life doing research is the happiest thing you can ever do on Earth. I explored plenty of options in the technical field and nothing else convinces me I would be more happy doing besides learning about something specific.
You do PhD to become a scientist and advance our knowledge about nature. That's truly the only reason one should be doing it. If you simply want to make money then there are more direct and efficient paths
I have no desire to work in academia. Government labs are far less toxic.
Should always start with less prestigious journals that are not as stuck-up. And i never understand this 50 million author business...insanity, someone needs to abolish that idea...mxm
need a thousand authors
OMG. ......I'm doing my undergraduate final project now ......and I wanna go to medical school. .....
I like science. I like to think , read and design experiments. I can even perform experiments. I even have the patience to troubleshoot the experiments or carry on after they fail. What I don't like though is all the crap that comes along with it. Writing grants , publishing paper , getting rejected and reformatting the paper. That's so shit
1:52 Bens column was packed and at 3:32 the beads are gone
Fuck yeah Flames!
5:51 mhmmm... that's impressive
So true but so negative.
Gabriella Jiang Well because the truth is negative
such brutal acting
Can anyone tell me, why the column from which Ben eluted at 3:55 is transparent? What type of packing material might it be?
Xiangxi Meng
It might look transparent because he disturbed the beads prior to eluting the protein. Otherwise, I'd say it looks like your standard glutathione beads.
Silica can look like this if you use DCM as eluent. But i dont think that silica would be good for proteins.
Yeah sure you might make more money at the beer tub in the short term, but you cant work there for the long term. PhD will eventually get you to places in the long run.
should have med sschool
Man i got so mad at anita
I don't like that mcat girl 😂.
"Bioinformatics is the way to go" probably aged the WORST of all the things they said in this show.
Most tediously boring show ever.
Kyle Noe then don’t watch it lmao