Effortless Research Hacks PhD Students Wish They Knew Sooner

[@researchershelpmate]

I wish I watched this video when i started my PhD, I am currently in my 4th year and I can say this tips are important

[@davidilag]

First year PhD student in computer science here. Great and relevant advice, thanks. You are the best.

[@Buddlet]

Your videos are fantastic. Thanks for helping me synthesize the explosion of AI tools out there and not procrastinate going down too many rabbit holes myself. And the real-talk on getting a PhD done is great. But I must know, where do you get all your great t-shirts??

[@DrAndyStapleton]

I'm pleased they are useful for you! I make all of my T-Shirts myself!

[@amirmjei]

Hi Andy. Many regards from bavarian Mountains. I am an ophthalmologist active in research, and find your perspectives always rich and deep. I wonder how you can manage to produce so much content, in such a tempo. Just wanted to express my gratitude and do clearly say that do not consider your perspectoves and experience lightly. You are a Guru man. I am there if any ophthalmologic questions arise and if any extra push in persian learning needed. Grüße

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

Impressive content, Andy Stapleton. Looking forward to your next upload. I smashed the thumbs up button on your video. Keep up the fantastic work! Your insights on managing PhD supervisors are incredibly valuable. How do you suggest balancing the need for guidance from a supervisor while also maintaining independence in research direction?

[@nasera9859]

I’ve seen your video about taking notes while reading papers. It would be great if you could also make a video about the strategy of reading and writing at the very first stage of our PhD studies.

[@robfielding8566]

it's like: even do side projects and write code constantly. LaTeX papers, and graphs totally count.

[@dr.mariotrevinovillegas8450]

good points Andy!

[@tosijonesnkwain873]

Inspiring video Sir.

[@MariusRogall]

I really like your videos Andy and it helps me a lot during my own PhD. But as a social scientist, I feel like sometimes it is not so easy to translate your tips to my own working routine. So I feel like it would be very cool, if you can do a "cross-over" episode one day with someone who comes from the social sciences to collect tips throughout a broader field of disciplines... However, keep up the good work!

[@hey_jenn]

Agreed

[@OliveirosDiasJr]

Dear Prof. Andy, who knows, one day, we play samba together....LoL... Hugs from Brazil!

[@timhart8068]

😅yes! I started my phd but it feels like I'm a political activist, there was a plan to close the chemistry department, I was sucked in and I'm the researcher officer for the student union, thats effort and time. Not planned for. Salsa is saving me 😛

[@ResellDecadence]

Graphs love it! 😊

[@mdabubakarchowdhurysunny2846]

proper writing tools about and proper find citation could you make the video.

[@mackss9468]

Dude, I’m a biologist. Sometimes it takes months to get a permit written and then passed. What am I missing about graphs? How do I get one out a week?

[@kiiklmz]

Kinda difficult managing risks and not dealing with politics when workin with regulated double-blinded clinical trials, where data can be analyzed until the end of the project, despite knowning how challenging the project is going and how it is not quite working.

[@sammakungu5028]

Can you apply this at Master's?

[@taopaille-paille4992]

Never

[@LOLzMike]

Gossip is the best part of academia lol

[@CybearBox]

I grab any research tip.

[@VladyslavKL]

🕊

[@hawgokutai]

Most of this apply for experimental/simulation and are not universal for a PhD student

[@mohammedabduallah4085]

This is exactly what I want to say. We are in the management study field.