Has a PhD supervisor ever told you that they no longer want to have you as a student?

Answer: I started my PhD in 2008.​ It should be a 4-year program.​ I come from I.​.​.​ Fifik's Digest Top Stories For You Has a PhD supervisor ever told you that they no longer want to have you as a student? Vincentius Rumawas Written Sep 23 I started my PhD in 2008. It should be a 4-year program. I come from Indonesia, and I was studying in Norway. My supervisor told me to go home to my home country, not only once, but... Read More » Is it going to be possible in the future for humans to modify our DNA so that we can eliminate disease? Rachel Anderson, Knitwear Designer at Thorn Maiden Designs (2009-present) Written Dec 27 No. It's possible that we might be able to modify some tiny bits of DNA for particular reasons, but any attempt to modify every gene that is susceptible to disease, disorder... Read More » What are the 4 signs of an impending heart attack? Jennifer Moore, Owner ibjennyjenny-com (2010-present) Updated Feb 15, 2019 For me, I denied every symptom I had because I was 46 years old with normal blood pressure, normal cholesterol and a normal pulse rate. My blood pressure was normal even dur... Read More » As he turns 100 years old, what do you think Prince Phillip considers as being his major achievements? Diana Donald, Entertained Mrs Thatcher, Prime Minister and Princess Diana Written Fri I am not sure because he is very modest and considers that he had a duty to serve his Queen and country and believes he has done his best. When asked this question he has a... Read More » Does saliva break down plaque? Silvera Cessia Written Dec 23 What Is Dental Plaque? Plaque is a sticky film that forms on your teeth every day: You know, that slippery/fuzzy coating you feel when you first wake up. Scientists call plaq... Read More » If humans evolved from apes, why are there still apes? Scott Berry, I write code Written Fri What some people seem to imagine: There is a small village. In this village are dogs, horses, and people. One day, they hear a big *POOF* sound. After that, in this village... Read More » How do we know the mRNA in the vaccine won't cause any long-term problems with the cell DNA? Franklin Veaux, part-time mad scientist Written Dec 24 We know that for the same reason we know drinking lemonade doesn't cause smallpox: basic biology. We know that leprosy isn't caused by demons, we know scarlet fever isn't ca... Read More » Do cats pick their owners? Gypsy Rose Written Aug 7, 2018 Unfortunately they do. When I got married my cat was part of the deal and he latched on to my husband, only paying attention to me at dinner time. A few years ago my husban... Read More » If all tech suddenly vanished so all that is on Earth is what nature has to offer, though we humans remained and still retained our knowledge and skillsets from modern times, how long will it be until we had things like CPUs, satellites, etc.? Harry Keller, President & Chief Science Officer (1999-present) Written Dec 22 The answer depends on the definition of "all tech." If enough vanished, then food, water, heat, etc. would also be in short supply. Wars would ensue, but not high-tech wars.... Read More » What does DNA look like in different cells? Ken Saladin, Emeritus professor of biology Written Jun 21, 2020 To the transmission electron microscope, mitochondrial DNA looks like this. Bacteriophage DNA looks like this. DNA at a replication fork looks like this. And this is an uniden... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/