From the “Badges” series… New Research: Getting started By Adam Feinman There are three questions I want to briefly address about being a new graduate student: How do you choose an advisor/lab? How do you develop original ideas or projects? In particular, how do you develop… Read More »From the “Badges” Series: “New Research — Getting Started”
From the series, Badges: Trials and Tribulations on the Road to Graduate/Professional School Success, by Adam Feinman New Research: Unfamiliar Territory By Adam Feinman We all enter graduate programs with an idea of what we are looking to get out of it. Some may wish to make… Read More »New Research: Unfamiliar Territory
Introducing the series, Pius Aeneas By Jonathan Dentler Los Angeles begins with the grunts and bellows of elephant seals on the beach, bloated creatures that live most of their lives a mile deep gorging on squid and crustaceans. It starts there, on the beach near the golden… Read More »Guest Blogger Jonathan Dentler Introduces “Pius Aeneas”
From the series Science Through Unpolished Glass The Not-So-Small Price for Scientific Research By Brian Leung Brian is a PhD student in the USC Neuroscience program These past few weeks, every news organization and social media website has been posting about the discourse happening in Washington… Read More »The Not-So-Small Price for Scientific Research
We are excited to announce that eight graduate students are joining the Graduate School team this fall to blog about their experiences as USC graduate students. Our guest bloggers will discuss topics ranging from adjusting to graduate student life, to balancing studies and outside life,… Read More »Introducing The Graduate School Guest Bloggers for Fall 2013!
Congratulations to USC PhD candidate Priscilla Antunez for having her article “Solution-Phase Synthesis of Highly Conductive Tungsten Diselenide Nanosheets” published in Chemistry of Materials. Priscilla’s article was also featured in the American Chemical Society’s Chemistry and Engineering News. Priscilla is a USC Provost Fellow and a National Science Foundation… Read More »USC Provost Fellow Highlighted by the American Chemical Society
