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I was able to come across two great research opportunities.
One is a chemistry research where I synthesize a drug compound that is relatively novel & could lead to lots of great research opportunities (publication and patent)
The other one is a pediatrics research where I perform standard biochemical tests (western blot etc...) and possibly interview patients and contribute to case reports.
Both research projects seem very interesting, and if I had time, I would do both. As a chemistry major, I find the chemistry research to be very interesting, but at the same time, I feel that the pediatrics research is a great learning opportunity for me to learn more about medical field.
I am applying in 2013/2014 cycle, which means that I will have one year of this research experience under my belt. Both are so great and I am not sure which one I should choose. ANy advices would be apprecated. Thanks!
One is a chemistry research where I synthesize a drug compound that is relatively novel & could lead to lots of great research opportunities (publication and patent)
The other one is a pediatrics research where I perform standard biochemical tests (western blot etc...) and possibly interview patients and contribute to case reports.
Both research projects seem very interesting, and if I had time, I would do both. As a chemistry major, I find the chemistry research to be very interesting, but at the same time, I feel that the pediatrics research is a great learning opportunity for me to learn more about medical field.
I am applying in 2013/2014 cycle, which means that I will have one year of this research experience under my belt. Both are so great and I am not sure which one I should choose. ANy advices would be apprecated. Thanks!