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Hi everyone! I am an incoming 2nd year. I have the opportunity to meet with a STEM cell clinical researcher soon. I have no prior experience with research. I just know that I love patient interaction and that wet-lab based research does not sound appealing to me. I am really interested in STEM cells and cancer research.
I am going to meet with the researcher but am not sure what to expect during the meeting. I was hoping to reach out to you guys for any advice. I am so sorry if I ask any silly, rhetorical questions.
My research position is not finalized yet, and I am new to research (the physician knows I have no prior experience and is willing to meet with me). I am really nervous to meet up with them because I don't want to appear dull or unintelligent. I am definitely reading the physician's articles and understanding what they do.
What sort of tips can you guys give for a potential clinical researcher like me? In addition, I am interested in being published, but am not sure how to bring the topic up. I volunteer at a hospital every week and will start a shadowing program soon. Thank you for your time and help! It is very much appreciated.
I am going to meet with the researcher but am not sure what to expect during the meeting. I was hoping to reach out to you guys for any advice. I am so sorry if I ask any silly, rhetorical questions.
My research position is not finalized yet, and I am new to research (the physician knows I have no prior experience and is willing to meet with me). I am really nervous to meet up with them because I don't want to appear dull or unintelligent. I am definitely reading the physician's articles and understanding what they do.
What sort of tips can you guys give for a potential clinical researcher like me? In addition, I am interested in being published, but am not sure how to bring the topic up. I volunteer at a hospital every week and will start a shadowing program soon. Thank you for your time and help! It is very much appreciated.