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How do adcoms view research if you weren't even put on a project?
This past summer, I had an invaluable research experience as part of a summer research program where I helped my PI with a project; I may even end up with a publication out of it.
I just started doing research at my school this semester, and so far, it's been pretty basic. I don't have a project of my own; it's basically just helping out around the lab with whatever needs to be helped out with. I don't even really have a clear grasp on what the lab is doing. I might try asking my PI at some point if I can have my own project, but how would adcomms view something like this?
To be honest, I'm not even that interested in the work my PI is doing. The stuff I did this past summer was so much cooler, but I couldn't find any research of that sort on campus. I do really like my PI; she is a great person and good professor. Her research is somewhat interesting.
This past summer, I had an invaluable research experience as part of a summer research program where I helped my PI with a project; I may even end up with a publication out of it.
I just started doing research at my school this semester, and so far, it's been pretty basic. I don't have a project of my own; it's basically just helping out around the lab with whatever needs to be helped out with. I don't even really have a clear grasp on what the lab is doing. I might try asking my PI at some point if I can have my own project, but how would adcomms view something like this?
To be honest, I'm not even that interested in the work my PI is doing. The stuff I did this past summer was so much cooler, but I couldn't find any research of that sort on campus. I do really like my PI; she is a great person and good professor. Her research is somewhat interesting.
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