@amenya_nelson Brussels is not even it😂. I raise you Rome. Every metro you get into, 9 out 10 folks in your peripheral vision are pick pockets. Hatariii. And them gypsie babes? Smoooth operators😂😅🤌.
@Arsenal@EbereEze10@biel_m04 It happens to the best of us. Can't be any prouder of you and the rest of the lads. Good gooood game🤝. We dare to dream again.💪
Dr. Guenter pitched an exciting idea on “Smart Safe Corridors in Vienna”. Using real time data and intelligent traffic coordination to improve road safety and urban mobility. The future of transport is smart and sustainable.
Oh to the palatable Wiener Schnitzel😅 !
@Itswambu1 Well,it depends on which job...there are some jobs which are sustained by visibility. That same visibility is what puts you on a trajectory towards growth.
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If your PhD statement cannot survive these three tests, it is not ready for a fully-funded PhD offer.
The first test is compression.
After one reading, could someone state your exact research problem in one sentence? If not, your thinking is still organised around topics rather than questions. This is where many otherwise strong applications collapse. “AI ethics.” “Public health.” “Migration studies.” These are not research problems. They are broad territories. Serious research begins only when you identify the unresolved tension inside the field. If your argument needs paragraphs of context before the question becomes visible, the question itself is still intellectually underdeveloped.
The second is methodological inevitability. Does your chosen method emerge naturally from the problem, or was it added later to sound rigorous? Committees notice this immediately. Weak applicants often layer methods because methodology signals seriousness. But serious methodology does not decorate a project. It follows from necessity. The strongest applications make the reader feel there was no other intellectually coherent way to investigate the question.
The final test is recognitional fit. Remove the supervisor’s name from your statement. Would your letter still unmistakably point to their work? Most would not. This is where generic applications quietly expose themselves. Naming papers is not fit. Complimenting a lab is not fit. Real fit exists when your proposed inquiry extends a tension the lab itself has not yet resolved. That is the point where an application stops sounding like a request for admission and starts reading like the arrival of a future colleague.
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I had initially sent a cold email to a professor in the department of Biology when I was seeking grad admission.
The professor got back to me and said, "Based on your research experience, your interests better align with the department of XYZ. Several faculty there work on xyz, yzxc, etc."
Then, he attached three links of the faculty members in that department that I can contact.
I appreciated him and reached out to three of the faculty. One of them replied that she wasn't taking additional student. The second person didn't reply.
The third didn't as well. Then, a few weeks after, I sent a reminder. She acknowledged and was sorry for not responding on time.
She said, "Yeah! Isaac, you can apply. I have fund. I can equally zoom meet with you."
It was that funding part for me. We had online interview and after a few weeks, she decided I can proceed with my application. There're other details i wouldn't bother you with. But it was that opportunity that landed me my scholarship.
Just imagine the twist. Just that one person that can recommend based on your CV. It just dawned on me that I haven't even spoken with that professor over the years in my program.
It was in the process of writing this that I had to check the emails that we exchanged and found out that I have seen him before and I was supposed to take one of his classes in Bioinformatics (just for my learning) but couldn't because of my busy schedules. Maybe it is a good time to personally meet him for thank you message.😁
One thing that stands out while I reminiscence on this is this; Make your CV simple, succinct, and direct to understand.
Let it sell you and tell your supposed audience what your research interests are. It helps to connect you to where you fit.
And another like it, when you don't give up, you will find people that will be interested in helping you to achieve your goal. Don't be discouraged if it's working out yet.
So, keep moving. Keep trusting the LORD for the best as you make attempts. The next hit is gonna be loud! Yeah!