Advice For Young Scientists: Hidden Secrets of Successful Scientists They NEVER Teach You.

This video is a treasure trove of wisdom, specifically curated to offer advice for young scientists who are navigating the early stages of their careers.
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These mentors have generously provided career advice for young scientists, aiming to illuminate the path toward a successful and fulfilling science career.
Whether you're just starting your journey in academia or are on the verge of stepping into the professional world, this video is packed with career advice that spans the spectrum of scientific disciplines.
From understanding the importance of networking and publication to mastering the art of grant writing and project management, we've covered it all.
Whether it's optimizing your approach to research, enhancing your presentation skills, or strategies for mental and emotional well-being amidst the rigors of scientific research, this video is your go-to guide.
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00:22 Grant Funding and Career Stability
02:10 The Academic Incentive Structure
03:04 Project Management & Direction
05:01 Data & File Management
06:35 Professional Relationships & Networks
09:10 Academic Politics and Dynamics
11:13 Skill Development & Personal Growth
13:19 Wrapping Up
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[@AC-nh5bg]

Wish I found you when I was doing my PhD, not after. But, C'EST LA VIE:) Many thanks, anyway! Will keep following!

[@strayorion2031]

What I learned in your channel: if you want to be an academic go for it, but keep a foot outside academia in case it just doesnt work, better find a stable job than to get trapped in eternal post-docs

[@dyspraxialambeth6872]

As a neurodiverse person in the UK I am keen to chat with you Andy as I consider a PH.D

[@fireinthehole2272]

Amazing content as usual Andy! Thank you so much 😁 in the 7th month of my PhD and I'm killing it thanks to you!!!

[@johnlongo7581]

You must have a good supervisor

[@Naedyn]

lucky you, it killed me 3 months in 😂

[@krishofstadter]

Thanks! P.S. you should have a referral link to the shop where you get your t-shirts from :)

[@juliaifrank]

So much priceless advice, as always. Thank you! I am contemplating starting my PhD in September (right after getting my MSc in Computational Physics). Your tips will definitely help me to feel more confident and accomplished. As for skill development, this is exactly why I decided to finally polish my Machine Learning skills, both to help me to be a better researcher in my field and to have a good backup plan if academia turns out not to be my thing. Keep educating us, Andy! 👍

[@user-ps5wz8ks3e]

thank you Thank you for your excellent guidance and teaching Your fan from Iran

[@tombarnes1871]

I always enjoy your video’s!!!

[@DrAndyStapleton]

Glad you like them! Thanks for your support!

[@Luca-ly7vh]

Really glad to have come across your channel as a third year physics student! Ideal timing haha!

[@princessrashidart]

Thx for the nitty gritty!

[@DrAndyStapleton]

Thank you for watching and appreciating the nitty gritty details!

[@yassinelkhouly4864]

Hi Andy! I really enjoy your videos. Although I've chosen to pursue medicine rather than a PhD, your videos are still very entertaining to me. I had a suggestion for a video that may be outside your channel's scope, but could we get a beard tutorial?

[@DrAndyStapleton]

I have a channel called Beard Growing Pro that I started a while back but have not updated for a long time now. Go Check it out!

[@ibrahim_khalilx]

I need to start my masters project due next month

[@boredscientist5756]

Have a good day Andy!

[@DrAndyStapleton]

Thank you so much! I hope you have a fantastic day too!

[@user-zb3op6vz3c]

When doing research especially in STEM fields (PhD students, Postdocs, Assistant professor, etc...), your ultimate objectives are a) To win a Nobel prize and/or b) Translate your research findings into a new commercial product or service, then commercialize it by founding a startup company, thus creating new jobs and new economics activities.

[@jt-moneyHockey]

thanks for the info, guess I'll steer clear of graduate school

[@Psyaii]

What fields outside of academia would a PhD in psychology/ health sciences and a Masters in artificial intelligence suit?

[@RadioNul]

Most important thing is being friends with committee members and not rocking the boat.

[@elberethreviewer5558]

My sister was brilliant. She passed away from cancer a year ago. When she was alive, she told me that she didn't get a Ph.D. because of the politics in physics. She didn't want to deal with all the egos in science. She told me people are fucked up, and it's not always worth it.

[@-__Shadow__-]

Get finance coffees or treats sometimes is what I'm hearing, so you can stay in good favor 😂

[@bereketamare1425]

Finance department 😅🤣

[@marianachrispim7213]

So true that PhD is a ultra marathon hahah. It is definitely not for everyone

[@takiyaazrin7562]

First Things First - Stephen R Covey

[@64standardtrickyness]

The number of people that watch this guys videos shortly after coming out is an indication that a lot of us lack self discipline.

[@jeremylavarenne5259]

I liked the Ponzi scheme thumbnail :)

[@fearlessgeneral120]

Andy why do you love triangles and you love to hide them in plain sight... 😂😂😂😂

[@psikeyhackr6914]

Double-entry accounting is 700 years old. Funny how economists and scientists don't think that it should have been mandatory in high school. But scientists and engineers should be able to figure out planned obsolescence. Probably not economists though. I asked a PhD economist to explain how an automobile engine worked. He couldn't even start. But he drove an SUV that was Whiter than he was.