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I was wondering if the quality of publications is more important to adcoms or the quantity. Some people on these forums seem to be very talented and gotten involved in research earyl and so have more to show for it. I am involved in biochem research now and will pursue it full time for one year, but because of the nature of the work I may be able to publish one paper over the next academic year. Will this hurt my application? Also, let's say my experiments flop and I do not have a chance to publish before I apply, will update letters be accepted?
Thank you friends.
I was wondering if the quality of publications is more important to adcoms or the quantity. Some people on these forums seem to be very talented and gotten involved in research earyl and so have more to show for it. I am involved in biochem research now and will pursue it full time for one year, but because of the nature of the work I may be able to publish one paper over the next academic year. Will this hurt my application? Also, let's say my experiments flop and I do not have a chance to publish before I apply, will update letters be accepted?
Thank you friends.