DIII-D is excited to be hosting three The National GEM Consortium fellows this summer, who recently presented their progress to the GEM leadership. These exceptional graduate students are completing projects focused in different areas within the DIII-D program, ranging from materials research to heating system improvements. This hands-on experience in developing solutions for critical needs supports the development of skills needed to enter the STEM workforce while contributing important progress to the DIII-D program. #fusionenergy #workforcedevelopment #summerresearch #researchproject #gradstudents #graduatestudentresearch #internship #scienceinternship
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Polymer Science and Engineering PhD Candidate | Specializing in Recycling Thermoset Polymers by Vitrimerization | Experience in Structure-property relationship of Polymer Blends and Nanocomposites
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💎 There are other means to advocate for yourself if your CGPA is not fancy! 👩🏾🔬 Applying to a research-based program? Get research experiences, know your onions and know them well!!! 🔬 Volunteer to work in research labs, apply for internships, learn how to use the prominent instruments in your field... 🥰 Applying to a social science program? Show proof of your passion 👏🏽 Get involved in multiple social science projects...volunteer a lot....apply for relevant fellowships and internships... 📌 Your CGPA cannot replace the passion you have for your intended program...but you need evidence...proof... 👏🏽So, start building your profile now....The best time was yesterday, the next best time is today... 🙌🏽Build forward... -------------------- 🚀If you need graduate school mentorship, please send an email to gshmentorship@gmail.com The Graduate School Hub
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Head of Research Culture and Researcher Development at University of Glasgow and Co-Director of the Lab for Academic Culture
Ever wondered if doing an internship as a PGR is really worth the time out from your research that is needed. Let the experience speak for itself, in the words of our latest Intern Alumna, Gabriela. "In summary, here are the top 3 reasons why I think an internship is worth doing for a postgraduate researcher: 1. Working in a team offers a unique experience for many PhD students, who are working on a niche intellectual question and who may have little daily communication on the topic with others. 2. Exploring new university neighbourhoods is especially useful for those postgraduates who would like to embed themselves within the University ecology long-term, as an academic or professional colleague. 3. Standing out to employers is achieved by developing skillsets that your peers would not have had the chance to during their PhD."
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Welcome to the RMI Spotlight Kevin Ton ⭐ This series features our current and former students involved with the Research Mentoring Internship (RMI) Program. Today we are catching up with Kevin Ton! ⭐ Can you briefly describe your experience with RMI? And what did you gain from participating in the program? My experience with RMI started out rocky since I was really struggling to get into a lab and overall finding time to be more involved with the program. However, after I joined a lab all thanks to RMI for putting in a good word for me, which makes me stand out from other applicants; I really don’t think I could’ve joined a lab without being an RMI scholar. ⭐ What was your favorite memory in your RMI cohort? My favorite memory of my RMI cohort was the slow and steady relationship-building with everyone. I remember the first meeting being awkward and later gradually becoming friends and close acquaintances with one another in future meetings. ⭐ Now that you have graduated from RMI, can you tell us about your next steps? My next step is to take a year off to get some work experience in the biotech industry since I’ve only had an academic experience so far and plan my next step in applying to grad school.
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