The best scientific pairings are the
marriage that brings complementary talents.
In general, a scientific team of more than
two is a crowded affair. Either one member effectively becomes a leader or the
third eventually feel a less than equal
partner and cause resentment. People usually believe in equal partnerships of
successful duos.
Avoid gatherings more than two Nobel Prize
winner.
The best way to remain lively is to
restrict your professional contact to young, yet not famous collegues.
Sit in the front row when a seminar
intrigues you. If you cannot follow the speaker’s train of thought from where
you are, you are in a good place to interrupt. Chances are you are not alone I
being lost and most everyone in the audience will silently applaud. Waiting
until a seminar is mover to ask questions is not polite, you will probably forget
where you got lost and start questioning results you actually understood.
Avoiding sitting in the front row for seminar that will suspiciously bore you
is real polite.
Extend yourself intellectually through
courses that initially retighten you.
Only by developing skill you lack will you
develop sufficient comfort to work at the leading edge of your field. So your
Bs in genuinely tough math courses were worth far more in confidence capital
than any A I would likely have received in biology course, no matter how
demanding.
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