Physicist-Businessperson Duality
Once you graduate and cease being a student, you will enter the world of business. Here I mean “business” in its fundamental sense: creating something […]
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Bridging The Valley of Graduate School
The average physics PhD student takes 6.3 years to graduate. That is a long time. For most, graduate school starts on a high note. The […]
Understanding What You Want
The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes gift giving and the inevitable question, “What do you want?” I have struggled with that […]
Physicists, Marines, and the Art of Doing
“Improvise, Adapt, and Overcome” Those of you with a connection to the United States Marine Corps will recognize the above words as one of their […]
Your Advisor is Not Your Mentor
If you had asked me during graduate school what the difference between an “advisor” and a “mentor” was, I would have said they were synonymous. […]