25 Mar 2022
Help!
What Windows app can I use to edit pictures and draw diagrams, please? Inkscape seems complex.
@PhDVoice @PhdNotepad
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15 Mar 2022
Thank you, Lauren! Let us know if any of you have any questions!
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15 Mar 2022
In addition to R and Matlab plots I have also used GraphPad (not open source). It requires no coding experience. When imputing your data it can be a bit confusing but you can make nice and easy adjustments to the graphs and layouts in comparison to SPSS.
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15 Mar 2022
Try RAWGraphs! I discovered this tool in one of the newsletters of @BeinkScience
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12 Nov 2020
Bring questions! Ask what the lab/program culture is like, ask if they would be willing to let you pursue projects that aren't quite in their line of research. I actually wrote about it. Good luck!!
drmarinaharris.com/post/phd-…
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12 Nov 2020
When you meet with a potential PhD advisor, show that you have read some of their work. Talk about why you are interested in that work, and what you hope to do with a PhD. Ask about their mentoring approach. Use the meeting as a chance to see if they are a good fit. Good luck!
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12 Nov 2020
You could also ask what advice they would give their previous selves as PhD candidates, based on their knowledge now, what they like about your project, how much progress they expect you to make per semester, what funding is available, etc.
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12 Nov 2020
I asked mine a few basic questions in terms of what they expect from me, how often they want updates on my work schedule and drafts. I've also asked what they have found makes PhD candidates successful and what makes a project stand out to them.
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10 Jul 2019
A great source to write the #Methodology in #DesignScienceResearch (#DSR).
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9 Jul 2019
Highly recommended if you tend to build your research path! #CrakingAPhD #phdlife @PhDForum @DailyPhDTips @phdwriteup @PhdNotepad @AcademicChatter @etsmtl @polymtl
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29 Jun 2019
It is hard to beat a person who never gives up. Babe Ruth #PhDlife @AcademicChatter @PhDForum @phdwriteup @PhdNotepad @DailyPhDTips @etsmtl @polymtl
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25 May 2019
People rarely succeed unless they have fun in what they are doing. (Dale Carnegie) #phdlife @PhDForum @DailyPhDTips @phdwriteup @PhdNotepad @etsmtl @polymtl
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12 Apr 2019
Good and baD, Up and dowN, ... Everything comes for a reason.
We should never lose hope that all we need is to be perseverant. #phdlife @PhDForum @DailyPhDTips @phdwriteup @PhdNotepad
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27 Mar 2018
...if these are implications for policy or practice then I would put these in your conclusion
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27 Mar 2018
Are they implications for research or practice? If research then I would explore in depth in your discussion and then re-emphasise in conclusion as this will help situate and justify the novelty, significance and robustness of your academic contribution...
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27 Mar 2018
Do you have any guidelines for writing implications of your research? Would implications fit in a discussion item, or conclusion item? @profmarkreed @raulpacheco @phdwriteup @PhDForum @PhdNotepad
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17 Sep 2017
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