Hertz Fellowship - Prep Tips & Interview Q&A

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Preparing for the Hertz fellowship interview involves focusing on general problem-solving questions in physics and chemistry. Past fellows suggest reviewing common interview questions and practicing responses. Engaging with peers who have experience in the interview process can provide valuable insights and critiques. Resources like blogs that detail previous applicants' experiences can also be beneficial for preparation.
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Hello everyone,

I have luckily gotten into the first round of the Hertz fellowship
interview. Does anyone have any suggesitons that would help
me to prepare? Are there any past Hertz fellows or others who
have gotten into the interview? If so, can you guys drill me with
similar questions & critique my response?

Thank you,
Namu
 
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