Top new questions this week:
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I’m a professor at a local university. I’m passionate about teaching, and am proud to teach 100-level science and mathematics courses to young and aspiring students. Some senior engineering students …
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After applying to 10+ schools, I heard back from my top-choice program, interviewed with them, and was just informed that I was accepted. Given this program has always been (and still very much is) my …
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I started my PhD with my present supervisor a couple of years back. Her profile looked interesting. However, suddenly her previous work started receiving comments on publicly available domains (…
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Being an experienced reviewer, and having received a host of rejections (and accepts as well), I know that rejection can be frustrating, even annoying, but also nice, fruitful, in some cases a good …
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My university has recently moved to a new location. Last semester, we were informed the new campus would be ready come start of this spring semester. The semester has just began, and we have been …
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My team has been trying to replicate a study published in a journal. After a month of effort my team is convinced that the details provided in the paper are incorrect and the study cannot be …
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I am organizing a volunteer academic conference as a part of a larger conference at a top university (let’s call it X). Organizers are required to invite speakers to talk about their research in a …
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Greatest hits from previous weeks:
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What does the term “highest qualification earned” or “highest degree earned” on applications mean? For example, if I am a current undergraduate student, does that mean my highest …
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I see researchers working on their PhD calling themselves PhD Candidates, other call themselves PhD students. What’s the difference between a PhD Candidate and a PhD Student? According to two …
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I’m offering a new grad course this semester; this is my first teaching role. One student reached out to me four months ago, asking about the attendance policy. I did not have one because I had not …
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I just graduated in aeronautical engineering (master of science) at the Polytechnic of Milan. In the Italian university system, students who finish their major get a final grade that that goes from 66 …
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A fellow student and I are part of the same graduate student research group (in applied mathematics), under the same PhD supervisor. The (relatively new) student came to the group with an idea for a …
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Assume you have already completed your undergrad and have been working for a number of years. Does one need to be part of a university or a learning institution to publish papers?
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I just received a PhD invitation letter from a German University which mentions that my remuneration will be 2/3 of full TV-L 13 position. I do not know what a TV-L 13 position is (Google is of no …
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My paper’s arxiv id is 2008.09164. The title is “PyTorch Metric Learning”. When I search for the above arxiv id, Google Scholar retrieves an entirely different paper. You can see here that …
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Some details will be omitted for anonymity’s sake, but, hopefully, the information provided is adequate. I am a graduate student that finished the collection of a complete dataset over 2.5 years ago. …
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one of my colleagues told me that one of his papers was rejected at one conference and one year later was a paper accepted with almost the same content at this conference. Is it in some ways …
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