It's lovely Song, that nice guy created beautiful song for you, very rare to find people like that bringing positive energy to the lab, we all need to be around people like that.
Emmanuel is always happy in the lab and spreading positive energy! You’re right that it’s super important to have motivating colleagues and a nice environment to work in :)
I loved the vlog! You always inspire me so much! Even though I won't be working as a researcher anymore it gives me a lot of motivation to see you and also seeing your progress. All the luck! I also realised you were half spanish or something right? I am Spanish! 😊😊
@@drjessicagomezb Glad to follow you. You are trully an inspiration 🤗 oh!! Interesting though! hahah Big hugs and looking forward to seeing the next video! 😊😊
Ma'am I love your videos, I have a question please guide me. I have a 7.69 cgpa In my graduation, in my masters I have 8 cgpa is this accademic background is decent to apply for PhD ,or it is just my day dream to think about PhD. I am so confused please guide me is my accademic is good enough or bad that I can't afford a phd position there.please please answer
Hello! I’m afraid I’m not familiar with the cgpa system so I don’t know if it enough or not. I think you would be better to speak to the professors in your school and ask what grade they look for when selecting students for a PhD. Good luck!
I got transferred to chemistry department in university. My parents suggests that I change to another course because chemistry doesn't pay. Is that true? What are the career opportunities of chemistry
Hi! It really depends what you choose to do - if you want to stay as a scientist afterwards and work in research then the pay is not high if you stay in academia, it might be more in an industry position. If you decide to use the skills developed during a chemistry degree for a job related to finance then you would likely get paid more. Science generally isn’t a very high paid field initially until you move up the ladder to more managerial positions (like with any job) then you can start to earn more.
Hello I have pursued m. Sc inorganic chemistry and want pursued ph.d I love working lab in analytical chemistry but I want to chance in haverd university so I am preparing myself for😊 ph.d entrance examination
Hi ,I am graduation student from Pakistan and I am curious to know what software should I know how to use, being an analytical Chemist . And you're are doing great in All videos. it's very comforting to see, really an awesome stuff from regular life
Thank you so much for watching! :) in terms of software, it depends on the instruments you have in your lab and the types of data analysis you want to do.
@@drjessicagomezb Diversity reports can hide many sins ! UK black students studying for PhDs in the Biochemistry department, for example, does not mean things have changed in UK Chemistry departments. Plus I used to tick the Information Refused box on application forms when I was a postgraduate, because the department won't know from my name it is a Caribbean they have invited along for an interview.
Hey ! JESSICA I have lots of questions regarding PhD courses. My first question is - How many years to take complete full time PhD in US & UK? My second question is - How many publications or research papers a student publish of their full time PhD in USA & UK? My third question is - When a student completes their entire PhD course within the stipulated time, Can that student get the opportunity of assistant prof. under any famous university in the world? My fourth question is - Can a junior professor who has just entered a university work side by side as a physicist while teaching? Please answer all my questions properly. I am interested to know. I am very worried about my future education. I hope you will give my all questions answers. Please tell me in detail. Thank you 🙏🇮🇳
Hi Sourav, Here’s some answers to your questions. 1. Usually in the U.K. it takes 3-4 years and in the USA 5-6 years 2. It depends on the school/department. Some schools don’t have a requirement for publishing a paper before you finish your PhD and others do. Some phd students will graduate with no publications and others will graduate with a few. 3. Not exactly. Usually after a PhD you would go on to a post doctoral research associate position to do research as staff in a university. After this then it is possible to start lecturing. Lecturing positions are quite rare in the U.K. so it is very competitive and difficult to become a lecturer. 4. I don’t really understand this question! Hope this helps:)
Hi, in the U.K. we have a position after a PhD called a post doctoral researcher and often you will teach will doing this position. Some professors also do their own research in the labs while teaching but PhD students and post docs usually do the research instead of professors because they don’t have a lot of time (in most cases)
@@drjessicagomezb Now I understood the meaning of your words. Thank you very much. But, I don't understand one thing that is you said that some professors do their own research in labs along with teaching. So is it a PhD research? Because ,You said that any student, after doing MSc, cannot be appointed as a professor under any university until that student completes their own Ph.D & post doc.
@@drjessicagomezb Because, I have seen many teachers/professors of many universities in India, they are teaching students as professors and besides doing their own PhD, post doc. How is this possible? You said, after completing post doc, a person can become a professor.
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It's lovely Song, that nice guy created beautiful song for you, very rare to find people like that bringing positive energy to the lab, we all need to be around people like that.
Emmanuel is always happy in the lab and spreading positive energy! You’re right that it’s super important to have motivating colleagues and a nice environment to work in :)
@@drjessicagomezb try to put him in the next video if you can please.
I loved the vlog! You always inspire me so much! Even though I won't be working as a researcher anymore it gives me a lot of motivation to see you and also seeing your progress. All the luck! I also realised you were half spanish or something right? I am Spanish! 😊😊
Awww thank you so much! I appreciate you following me along on my journey 🤩 yep, I’m half Spanish 😆 but I can’t speak much Spanish unfortunately ahaha
@@drjessicagomezb Glad to follow you. You are trully an inspiration 🤗 oh!! Interesting though! hahah Big hugs and looking forward to seeing the next video! 😊😊
I appreciate your commitment to your career in Chemistry.
Fingers crossed, the experiments are concluded before the end of November. The best of luck on your goal.
Thank you so much! 😊
I love working in the laboratory because I worked for two months in the lab through an internship.
If I may ask, why do you not use fluted filter paper during the filtering process instead of normal folded filter paper?
I find that the folded one works just as well :) and I am sometimes too lazy to fold it in the fluted way haha!
Am in Uganda - Africa, can I also touch on the boiling water tap
I completed MSc chemistry with b.ed , wanted to do PhD in chemistry.
Plz help and if possible send notes of msc chemistry
I have pursued Msc Organic Chemistry and want to pursue PhD, but my parents are not letting me do it as it takes time😭
Think about what’s best for your career and take it from there ⭐️ good luck!
@@drjessicagomezb Thanks a ton for your kind words.
I will try to be strong to back my decision💛
Ma'am I love your videos, I have a question please guide me.
I have a 7.69 cgpa In my graduation, in my masters I have 8 cgpa is this accademic background is decent to apply for PhD ,or it is just my day dream to think about PhD. I am so confused please guide me is my accademic is good enough or bad that I can't afford a phd position there.please please answer
Hello! I’m afraid I’m not familiar with the cgpa system so I don’t know if it enough or not. I think you would be better to speak to the professors in your school and ask what grade they look for when selecting students for a PhD. Good luck!
@@drjessicagomezb What sounds harder to your "ears"? 1. Masters Degree in Mathematics or 2. Masters Degree in Statistics?
Which program are you doing exactly ?
I studied a PhD in chemistry. In the U.K. there aren’t PhD programs like in the USA
Hi many thanks I need to you as supervisor in my project in antioxidant of sparsely and anticancer
I got transferred to chemistry department in university.
My parents suggests that I change to another course because chemistry doesn't pay.
Is that true?
What are the career opportunities of chemistry
Hi! It really depends what you choose to do - if you want to stay as a scientist afterwards and work in research then the pay is not high if you stay in academia, it might be more in an industry position. If you decide to use the skills developed during a chemistry degree for a job related to finance then you would likely get paid more. Science generally isn’t a very high paid field initially until you move up the ladder to more managerial positions (like with any job) then you can start to earn more.
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Hello I have pursued m. Sc inorganic chemistry and want pursued ph.d I love working lab in analytical chemistry but I want to chance in haverd university so I am preparing myself for😊 ph.d entrance examination
Good luck! :)
Great 👍
Thanks for watching! :)
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I completed my m Pharma cognosy and phytochemistry can I do phd in Germany
Hi! I think for PhD in Germany they mainly look for people with a masters degree. I am not 100% sure though as I don’t study in Germany.
I want to get admission in phd
How i apply in your university
Hi ,I am graduation student from Pakistan and I am curious to know what software should I know how to use, being an analytical Chemist .
And you're are doing great in All videos. it's very comforting to see, really an awesome stuff from regular life
Thank you so much for watching! :) in terms of software, it depends on the instruments you have in your lab and the types of data analysis you want to do.
I am also chemist 💝💝💝💝
Amazing!! 🤩🤩
Can i gat your Facebook id..
Hand written notes of chemistry plz send if u have
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Are there any black British PhD Chemistry students in UK universities nowadays or is it still whites and Asians only?
If you go online you can usually find diversity reports from different universities, you should be able to find out your answer there!
@@drjessicagomezb Diversity reports can hide many sins !
UK black students studying for PhDs in the Biochemistry department, for example, does not mean things have changed in UK Chemistry departments.
Plus I used to tick the Information Refused box on application forms when I was a postgraduate, because the department won't know from my name it is a Caribbean they have invited along for an interview.
wwoww kind of occupation i want to be in i fear
Hey ! JESSICA
I have lots of questions regarding PhD courses.
My first question is - How many years to take complete full time PhD in US & UK?
My second question is - How many publications or research papers a student publish of their full time PhD in USA & UK?
My third question is - When a student completes their entire PhD course within the stipulated time, Can that student get the opportunity of assistant prof. under any famous university in the world?
My fourth question is - Can a junior professor who has just entered a university work side by side as a physicist while teaching?
Please answer all my questions properly. I am interested to know. I am very worried about my future education.
I hope you will give my all questions answers. Please tell me in detail.
Thank you 🙏🇮🇳
Hi Sourav,
Here’s some answers to your questions.
1. Usually in the U.K. it takes 3-4 years and in the USA 5-6 years
2. It depends on the school/department. Some schools don’t have a requirement for publishing a paper before you finish your PhD and others do. Some phd students will graduate with no publications and others will graduate with a few.
3. Not exactly. Usually after a PhD you would go on to a post doctoral research associate position to do research as staff in a university. After this then it is possible to start lecturing. Lecturing positions are quite rare in the U.K. so it is very competitive and difficult to become a lecturer.
4. I don’t really understand this question!
Hope this helps:)
@@drjessicagomezb Hey ! Jessica, Now you check my 4th question. I corrected my question's mistakes. And try to give me my answer properly. 🙏😃
Hi, in the U.K. we have a position after a PhD called a post doctoral researcher and often you will teach will doing this position. Some professors also do their own research in the labs while teaching but PhD students and post docs usually do the research instead of professors because they don’t have a lot of time (in most cases)
@@drjessicagomezb Now I understood the meaning of your words. Thank you very much. But, I don't understand one thing that is you said that some professors do their own research in labs along with teaching. So is it a PhD research?
Because ,You said that any student, after doing MSc, cannot be appointed as a professor under any university until that student completes their own Ph.D & post doc.
@@drjessicagomezb Because, I have seen many teachers/professors of many universities in India, they are teaching students as professors and besides doing their own PhD, post doc. How is this possible? You said, after completing post doc, a person can become a professor.
You are so cute ma'am... very interesting video.
Nice lady