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PhD in Mechanical Engineering, that's me :)
Postdoc in Cell Biology (from Canada)
Canadian engineering PhD student
Canadian in Texas!
I am a Canadian girl postdoc with a newly minted American Ph.D. Currently, I am working in the physical sciences in Canada. And one day I would like to get a Canadian faculty position....
I'm Chris- B.Sc. Biochemistry from Concordia in Montreal, Ph.D. Chemistry from Carleton in Ottawa.
Been a postdoc at Penn State for 1 year, 7 months, and counting. Hoping to get a faculty position back in the Great White North, hopefully sooner rather than later (currently sending out applications, actually), but also considering positions away from academia and away from the bench altogether.
I'm a little undergrad wanted to go to grad school in biophysics :)
BTW... I want to protest for the lack of option for undergrads in your pool :)
@Anthony
I'm so sorry - I can't change the poll now that people have voted. Didn't mean to leave undergrads out! Next time I'll make sure to include the category.
I'm an undergrad in chemistry in a private university in Pakistan.
And there is no option for undergrads. :(
American GirlFaculty in Biology. Currently at a Canadian University but hoping to move back home...
American PhD candidate in biophysics. Is it sad that I carefully considered checking off the "disgruntled" box instead of the graduate student box?
Tenured faculty member at a Canadian medical school. Ph.D. in anatomy/cell biology, 2 year post-doc and then on to the tt (tenured just last year). I was a lucky little fish to have such a smooth career progression.
new canadian research (i.e. non teaching, and non-tt) faculty at a medical school
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