cambridge research vlog | unfiltered day in the life of a research assistant at cambridge university

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  • An unfiltered day in my life as a research assistant at Cambridge University
    Time stamps:
    00:00 - Intro
    00:18 - Good morning
    00:47 - Morning coffee
    01:42 - Commute
    02:08 - Experiment plans for today
    03:23 - Arriving at the office
    03:39 - Nanodrop
    04:38 - Preparing PCR samples
    06:08 - PCR
    07:54 - DNA precipitation
    08:25 - Pouring agarose gel
    09:02 - Running PCR gel
    09:15 - Visualising gel
    11:03 - Heading home!
    About me:
    Hello!! My name's Vy and I make vlogs and chit chat videos about pursuing an education / career in biomedical research.
    I'm currently working as a research assistant in Cambridge and studied biomedical science for my undergrad and postgrad in the UK.
    This channel is also a place for me to document the little joys in my every day life, travel adventures and all in all, just memories I'd want to look back on.
    Socials:
    Instagram - @biomedwithvy
    This video was entirely filmed and edited on my phone.

ความคิดเห็น • 8

  • @kadeeeartiaga
    @kadeeeartiaga 2 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Love the edits~ so aesthetic ✨!!!

  • @SR81K9
    @SR81K9 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Cool vid 👍

  • @mishah2431
    @mishah2431 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Ngl watching this makes me want to work as a research assistant very much... Busy day of work even if full of ups and downs... Yeah I won't mind at all😅😇 how important is stats in all this? Are you asked to analyse or interpret data too?

    • @biomedwithvy
      @biomedwithvy  2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      hahaaa it is the nature of all jobs but I feel you, I don't mind tougher days as long as I enjoy what I do 😊 my project doesn't require me to do stats, but it will depend on the project you are working on!

  • @quelquun2018
    @quelquun2018 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I loving these videos!!!!! Does the work get repetitive as an assistant?

    • @biomedwithvy
      @biomedwithvy  2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      thank you!! yes it can get quite repetitive after awhile, but it depends a lot on the project you're part of, but then again there are always learning opportunities (all you need to do is ask).