Mil_1768

Yes he is a terrible person!exactly thats why i want to leave his group, otherwise scientifically he is as good as my destination professor. he already gave a good LOR but he thinks i want to stay here! and if he realises that i won't then its not good! I mean i don't need him but he is my prof. but more than that I am worried that scientifically and professionally its kinda betrayal or sth. He is my supervisor so he is kinda co author and the lab at least belongs to him! about the abstract i don't think if they archive it some important info be revealed but presenting sth and the people may see sth and thats not professional if my prof is not informed , I think :/

thnx OK, got ur point, but: is it ok to present my master thesis data ?I mean I don't ask my professor bc I may loose my back up chance for phd! and the results will be published soon (they are mine but he is my supervisor) and they are kinda confidential! So how detail should I reveal them?

thanks!!! awesome info! Just that I still hesitate if its second case, I checked the department and there is no info, I think the best is as you said, I prepare a presentation with my master uni sign to show i am a kinda guest researcher and first try to motivate them then give them some info about the most important results and methods I achieved. about abstract it should be like a journal paper?half a page and no photo or graph....

I am accepted the first two parts of application and now they asked me to go there to have a presentation!GOOD but i don't know how detailed and how long it should be, and can't ask them bc they may think I am novice. I used to give presentations every month in my master group but they are 30 min! they also asked me for an abstract so they can announce my presentation. and should I talk about my master thesis results with all experiments i have done!? my field is chemistry and material science