A Ph. D. Is Not Enough! is required reading for anyone thinking of applying to graduate school or entering the science job market. Focusing on critical survival skills, it offers sound advice on selecting a thesis or postdoctoral adviser; choosing among research jobs in academia, government laboratories, and industry; and defining a research program. This new edition features updates throughout and a new chapter reflecting todays rapidly changing world.
Peter J. Feibelman is a solid-state physicist and Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff at Sandia National Laboratories. He lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
这本书是一本比较实际的生存手册。作者是一位物理学家,作为mentor,为年轻科学家传授science survival skills 。我喜欢这本书的一点是,作者很坦率,他既不浪漫化学术生涯和这份职业,也不掩饰自己过去的挣扎和误区。他直率的说:“I hadn’t a clue until midway through my ...
评分 评分这是一本教你怎么在科研职业场上生存的书.我想每个有心于以后做科研的人 都会不可避免的面临这个问题.一直在象牙塔里 我以前很少考虑到做科研的人也要吃饭睡觉 也需要钱 不管是个人生活的 还是科研上的 读了研究生以后 逐渐的明白了 也考虑的实际些了 这种实际 就不免叫人迷茫 ...
评分说来惭愧,这本书在我读博士期间就已经接触到了,但一直躺在我的文件夹中,没有被打开过。直到昨天买到这本书,发现原来这么薄,上午不到一个小时就看完了,内容没有多少,但其中提到的几个观点倒是很有启发。 (一)问题导向VS技术导向 作者在两个地方提到了这两种思维模式。...
如果我以后有幸做了教授,我会让我的博士生第一年就看这本书。做research,从开始念博士开始,就非常讲究timing,很多某个时间该做的东西,一旦错过了,需要太多时间和精力去补救了。你可以说这个将会成为你的经验,但是,正如作者所言:Experience is the best teacher, but only when the experience isn't fatal.
评分买了纸质版,anyway, a career in science need much more calculation
评分a lot of them, i also have learned from my own experience. i would recommend it to my future phd students and post-docs
评分Discussed in a sincere way many pragmatic and concrete problems scientists normally encounter. The only shortcoming is the poor English writing, which is not refined at all!
评分我读这种书从来只是为了缓解焦虑,但每次都适得其反。
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