SysEvo
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Izaak reacted to a post in a topic:
2018 Computational Biology/Bioinformatics Applicants Discussion Thread
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A great program! I'm happy to meet you if you come for an interview.
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also i know Princeton is done with invitations. Not sure about CSBi, but last year's invites came out around these days. good luck!
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mine are from last year....
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Some violinist reacted to a post in a topic:
2018 Computational Biology/Bioinformatics Applicants Discussion Thread
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To my knowledge, Harvard doesn't seem to have many comp. neuroscientists. MIT CSBi(comp and sys bio) is a good comp bio program but I'm not sure about the neuroscience part.
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The math score is good unless you want a more quantitative program like math or physics, but in that case you also need the subject GRE. GRE really doesn't matter much. I got into Harvard SysBio with a writing score of 3...
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Has your advisor ever hugged you?
SysEvo replied to serenade's topic in Coursework, Advising, and Exams
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So eagerly recruiting new people is very often a red light about that PI...
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Being a gopher myself and highly involved in the micro community, I can't recommend UMN microbiology more. And keep in mind there are several very cool microbiologists who are not actually in the microbiology department but in EEB and Biotechnology Institute.
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I haven't heard back from UMN EEB........
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I think it is totally OK as long as your are polite and sincere during the call
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It's quite subject-dependent. Whereas liberal arts like history may require continuing reading and writing, for most science subjects slacking for few months is totally OK if you have had your courses solid.
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Harvard Systems Biology
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Email is definitely OK. A call may be even better
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Given the current NIH funding cutting and that UCSF relies heavily on NIH's money, Princeton may be a better choice
