you using Floquet-Bloch theory?
Graduate School Thread
Robert Morales
Adam Campbell
Yeah, paying out of pocket. Hopefully I'll get a job that'll give tuition assistance by the time I decide to go back for another degree
Yessir, my dude
>tfw all these french names I don't know how to pronounce
Thomas Diaz
>>Year in school
penultimate year of phd program
>>Subject
physics
>>Projects you are working on
experimental shit that have still not yielded me any publishable worthy results
>>Work you are currently excited about
nothing
>>Hopes for the future after graduate school
nothing i just want to die in my sleep everyday. occasionally thought of just jumping from my floor but too much of a pussy to do that
Carter Hall
>first
>computer science
>nothing
>machine learning
>be a research scientist someday
Hudson Long
>Yeah, paying out of pocket.
Thank you, user. I'm gonna have to fund my two years of Master's studies until I can get PhD-level funding and I was starting to feel really inadequate. Appreciate your post.
Brody Kelly
>phd students pretending they know how many years they have left
Ryan Flores
>Average STEM PhD is between 5 and 6 years
>Have no idea how many years they have left
Sorry, lad. Not everyone plans in being in school for 10 years publishing a paper on what Shakespear meant by "fuck my arse backwards, love."
Caleb Hall
I have news for you. Most people who take an extra year didn't plan on it.
Nicholas Martinez
>22
>Geography
>Refugee
>Crime rates & population background
>Redpill EU
Is Geography counted as science?
James Thompson
And I have news for you. There are unforeseen obstacles to everything in life, even an undergrad degree. Just because the worst case scenario imposes delays doesn't mean one can't reasonably estimate how many years they have left, especially with the wealth of data on average graduation times.