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DESCRIPTION:Abstract: In this lecture\, Dr. Rosei will convey the teachings
  for his course on “Survival Skills for Scientists” [1]. This is a gra
 duate course designed and developed in Dr. Rosei’s department\, where he
  provides guidance and offers mentorship to graduate students and postdoct
 oral researchers. The central theme of this presentation is that succeedin
 g in Science requires skills (often referred to as ‘soft professional sk
 ills’) beyond those needed for Science. The lecture aims at giving basic
  guidance and mentoring to young scientists (typically science and enginee
 ring undergraduate and first year graduate students). The main topics are:
 \n\n- The job market for graduates in science and engineering (industry\, 
 national labs and academia\; advantages and disadvantages)\n\n- Funding in
  modern science\n\n- Publish or perish\; publishing quality papers\, havin
 g an impact\n\n- Presenting your work to your peers\n\n- The fundamental l
 aws of ‘scientific survival’ (know yourself\, plan ahead\, and play ch
 ess)\n\n- Ethics in modern science\n\n- Alternative careers Reference: [1]
  F. Rosei\, T.W. Johnston\, “Survival Skills for Scientists”\, Imperia
 l College Press (2006).\n\nCo-sponsored by: Electronic Materials Committee
  - IEEE Electron Devices Society\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Federico Rosei\, \n\nR
 oom: INGR 3-105\, Bldg: INGR\, Ingram School of Engineering\, 327 W Woods 
 Street\, San Marcos\, Texas\, United States\, 78666\, Virtual: https://eve
 nts.vtools.ieee.org/m/507698
LOCATION:Room: INGR 3-105\, Bldg: INGR\, Ingram School of Engineering\, 327
  W Woods Street\, San Marcos\, Texas\, United States\, 78666\, Virtual: ht
 tps://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/507698
ORGANIZER:rdroopad@gmail.com
SEQUENCE:44
SUMMARY:Mentorship for Young Scientists: Developing Scientific Survival Ski
 lls
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/507698
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Abstract: In this lecture\, Dr. Rosei will
  convey the teachings for his course on &ldquo\;Survival Skills for Scient
 ists&rdquo\; [1]. This is a graduate course designed and developed in Dr. 
 Rosei&rsquo\;s department\, where he provides guidance and offers mentorsh
 ip to graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. The central theme of
  this presentation is that succeeding in Science requires skills (often re
 ferred to as &lsquo\;soft professional skills&rsquo\;) beyond those needed
  for Science. The lecture aims at giving basic guidance and mentoring to y
 oung scientists (typically science and engineering undergraduate and first
  year graduate students). The main topics are:</p>\n<p>- The job market fo
 r graduates in science and engineering (industry\, national labs and acade
 mia\; advantages and disadvantages)</p>\n<p>- Funding in modern science</p
 >\n<p>- Publish or perish\; publishing quality papers\, having an impact</
 p>\n<p>- Presenting your work to your peers</p>\n<p>- The fundamental laws
  of &lsquo\;scientific survival&rsquo\; (know yourself\, plan ahead\, and 
 play chess)</p>\n<p>- Ethics in modern science</p>\n<p>- Alternative caree
 rs Reference: [1] F. Rosei\, T.W. Johnston\, &ldquo\;Survival Skills for S
 cientists&rdquo\;\, Imperial College Press (2006).</p>
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