Potential graduate students who are interested in structural biology using mass spectrometry and relevant tools are encouraged to apply. Ph.D application
https://catalog.slu.edu/colleges-schools/arts-sciences/biology/biology-phd/
1. If I’ve finished reading a paper and known some existing techniques, but I NEVER have hands-on experiences, should I put that technique in your C.V. as one of my Technical Expertise?
A. Yes; B. No
2. If I have attended a seminar and the speaker is an expert of some techniques, I was very excited about the topic and had a very nice conv
1. If I’ve finished reading a paper and known some existing techniques, but I NEVER have hands-on experiences, should I put that technique in your C.V. as one of my Technical Expertise?
A. Yes; B. No
2. If I have attended a seminar and the speaker is an expert of some techniques, I was very excited about the topic and had a very nice conversation with the speaker on the technology, should I include such technique in my C.V. as Technical Expertise?
A. Yes; B. No
3. One of my collaborators performed some experiments using the samples that I provided. Later on, the results were published in a peer-reviewed journal with me as a coauthor, but I never touched the analytical instrument. Should I add this instrument as one of my Technical Expertise?
A. Yes, B. No
4. I have performed some experiments using technique A in a research lab for half a year, but I can never get a consistent result using such technique and I’m not able to perform trouble shooting what’s going on with my techniques. Should I include such technique in my Technical Expertise?
A. Yes; B. No
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