[工程科技]如何成为合格的博士生.ppt

When is too much data enough? When do you stop? ? ? ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 After your experiments are done You know a lot and you’re wiser You can see the finish line You know what you have to write to finish ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 Outline of a paper Introduction Motivation, context, background Hypotheses Methods Experimental setup Analytical techniques Numerical techniques 3. Results Data and observations 4. Discussion Comparison to other work Meaning of your observations 5. Conclusions/Summary Brief overview Outlook for future work ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 Outline structures GOOD GOOD -Flow should be unidirectional (like a river) -there should not be flashbacks! Motivation Methods Results Discussion Conclusions ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 Some more words of wisdom Sometimes, if you’re excited, if you think it’s beautiful, then that’s all that matters. Pursue your love. ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 Van Gogh painting Don’t forget about the big picture ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 Pay attention to details get the holistic experience Balance work and play to be creative Time spent on personal life Time spent on research Threshold of minimum research Deviation from 1:1 Research is not for you Working too hard 0 + - Work too much Play too much Creativity/Productivity Index Optimum! Deviation from life in balance ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 The going will be rough ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 But it’s worth it! -you made it -you can do anything now! ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 You now have your PhD. But it’s only the first of many more hills! ( ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 What is the origin of life? I want to solve global warming I want to end world hunger What is gravity? How do mountains form? Why do animals sleep? Dream? I want to cure cancer. One last word… Pay back by teaching others and bringing everyone up with you. Share your knowledge and your enthusiasm. ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 How to be a successful PhD student By Cin-Ty Lee 5 Jan, 2011 ? Cin-Ty Lee, 2011 Knowledge, understanding societal contribution Ph. D. = ph