How to Become an Application Scientist (ft. Biofilm Podcast)

One of the biggest excitement of being in research is the opportunity of using advanced technology in research.
To me, that was my first time performing histology, using an ultramicrotome, running an SEM/ a FIB-TEM/ a multi-photon microscope/ fluorescence lifetime microscope.
And to some people, this could be the first time performing molecular biology, analyzing RT-PCR, troubleshooting western blots, flow cytometry... etc.
In fact, your love of new research technology could become a career!
If you are a fast learner who is great at learning, troubleshooting, and teaching lab procedures, you would enjoy learning about opportunities as an application scientist.
Huge thank you to Pavel Ryzhov, PhD for being my guest on this episode!
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[@PavelRyzhov]

Thank you for featuring me on your channel, Vera! Our episode where I ask Vera some profound questions about science of the future and her KZbin journey is up on my channel as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWTVgIiqfp6ih6M

[@PhDCoffeeTime]

Check out more informative videos about the science industry on Pavel's KZbin Channel. kzbin.info Reach out to Pavel via his Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/paryzhov/ Huge thank you to Pavel Ryzhov, PhD for being my guest on this episode!

[@peaceandpeas56]

This is great, I'm currently doing my PhD and I want to learn about what are my options for the future (aside from the "traditionnal" post-doc). I would love to hear what it's like to work in an associative environment or working for the government for example. Thank you for your work, it is well needed! :-)

[@PhDCoffeeTime]

I recommend listening to PapaPhD podcast and joining the GradGrid on Linkedin to network with more PhD alumni who are working in the industry. What is your PhD about?

[@peaceandpeas56]

@@PhDCoffeeTime Great, I'll check the podcast out ! Thanks! :-) My PhD is about plant-microbe interactions through small non coding RNAs ! A very exciting field, at the moment !

[@vargilafrancis6783]

Thank you.. Am from South India and Am completed my PhD in the field of immunology.. Please tell me the job opportunities at abroad..

[@PhDCoffeeTime]

Hi Vargila, the best way is to get connected with other Indians who have left the country and working abroad, Connect with 7000+ PhD alumni on Grad Grid Linkedin Group www.linkedin.com/groups/8476427/ Additionally, here are a few resources I recommend you could start learning more about different career paths and ask yourself "what is a role that you can see yourself doing?" (BOOK) What is out there for me? The landscape of post-PhD career tracks: amzn.to/3jIX4Wo (PODCAST) PapaPhD (papaphd.com/) I actually had an interview with David recently! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIi8oamZj5hmodE (Interviews) by WelcomeSolution kzbin.info/door/xZo9iXwe_urP60kFlrpEHw

[@nikkik3263]

So it's a sales job,selling scientific equipment. So isn't this a waste of PHD?