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Rlaneholliday
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First post, so I'm not entirely sure if this is the right place to post this.
I have been accepted as a PhD student at the Stevens Institute of Technology. It's my ideal institute as my area of interest is in nanofabrication/nanophotonics and their lab is top tier in this regard. I was not offered funding upon my acceptance, instead I will be "interviewing" for an RA position under Dr. Strauf (the head of the Nanophotonics Lab). I was wondering if anyone else has gone through a similar experience? If so, what can I expect? I have been asked to present my past research to the group (which is in low energy, heavy ion implantation (not exactly applicable to the work done in the lab)), and to follow up on published work that he has sent me. I can give more info about the situation if you'd like.
Thank you!
I have been accepted as a PhD student at the Stevens Institute of Technology. It's my ideal institute as my area of interest is in nanofabrication/nanophotonics and their lab is top tier in this regard. I was not offered funding upon my acceptance, instead I will be "interviewing" for an RA position under Dr. Strauf (the head of the Nanophotonics Lab). I was wondering if anyone else has gone through a similar experience? If so, what can I expect? I have been asked to present my past research to the group (which is in low energy, heavy ion implantation (not exactly applicable to the work done in the lab)), and to follow up on published work that he has sent me. I can give more info about the situation if you'd like.
Thank you!
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