Don’t let Phd interfere with your research Urjit A Yajnik Research Scholars Forum, 5 March 2014 Wednesday 5 March 14
Core values PhD Research What makes the world tick Defining a topic What are the key questions Identify work elements one can ask Execution and report What tools will I need? Publicity Persuade peers Wednesday 5 March 14
Deductive vs Empirical History of electromagnetism Coulomb, Ampere, Faraday Maxwell Einstein Wednesday 5 March 14
Relevance Laughing gas Thermodynamics of light Roentgen rays Special Theory of Relativity Wednesday 5 March 14
Main points Connection between The need to continuously deductive and empirical retrain and reinvent research, yourself Relevance, Collaboration Funding, and intellectual property Wednesday 5 March 14
Madame curie’s laboratory Wednesday 5 March 14
A glimpse of the lab Wednesday 5 March 14
Radium makes a splash! Wednesday 5 March 14
X-ray machine for the war front Designed and made by Madame Curie, sent to the WWI front Refused to patent the discoveries in Radium -- science in the service of humanity Wednesday 5 March 14
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From Wikipedia : After a quick study of radiology, anatomy, and automotive mechanics she procured X-ray equipment, vehicles, auxiliary generators, and developed mobile radiography units, which came to be popularly known as petites Curies Wednesday 5 March 14
Ernest Rutherford Wednesday 5 March 14
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Thank you! Wednesday 5 March 14
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