The Ph.D. Process, A Student's Guide to Graduate School in the Sciences, by Dale F. Bloom, Jonathan D. Karp, and Nicholas Cohen

The Ph.D. Process

A Student's Guide to Graduate School in the Sciences

Table of Contents

Chapter and Title

1 Deciding to Go to Graduate School

2 Selecting an Advisor: Whose Lab Is Right for Me?

3 The Stages of Graduate School

4 Classes, Journal Clubs, Lab Meetings, and Seminars

5 The Absent Professor

6 How You Learn

7 Deciding on Research Projects for Your Dissertation

8 Networking

9 Picking a Dissertation Committee, and Defending the Proposal at the Preliminary Oral Exam

10 The Life of a Graduate Student

11 Some Additional Aspects of Graduate School Life: Lab Notebooks, Etiquette, Competition, Luck

12 Do I Belong Here?: Insecurity and Stress

13 Foreign Students: Unique Problems and Stresses

14 On the Art of Scientific Writing

15 What Should Your Goals Be While in Graduate School?

16 Times They Are A-Changing

17 The End is in Sight: Writing the Dissertation

18 The Final Oral Exam (the Defense)

References and Additional Reading

Index

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