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VuIcan
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Hi there, so my friend and I recently asked our professor to allow us to do research with her, whatever that entails. She requested that we submit a CV and a short e-mail to her.
This is my first time doing this sort of thing so I'm completely clueless in regards to what a professor might find attractive/necessary to see on a CV. I was just wondering if I perhaps I could receive some advice from people who are experienced with this sort of thing so that I don't waste this opportunity . Be it programming, MATLab, what have you.
Thanks in advance.
Some context:
This is my first time doing this sort of thing so I'm completely clueless in regards to what a professor might find attractive/necessary to see on a CV. I was just wondering if I perhaps I could receive some advice from people who are experienced with this sort of thing so that I don't waste this opportunity . Be it programming, MATLab, what have you.
Thanks in advance.
Some context:
- We're both first years meaning we don't have very much to put on our resume, she's fully aware of that(or so I hope).
- I'm doing a double degree in EE and Physics
- I know how to program in C, currently learning python and MATLab.
- Her research primarily pertains to materials science e.g Van der Waals heterostructures, graphene, low dimensional systems and STM