Try lots of things in college. You never know what’s going to stick.
读大学时,尽可能尝试做各种事情。说不定哪件事就能成就你。
— TIM NOVIKOFF, Ph.D. student in applied mathematics at Cornell
—蒂姆·诺维科夫(Tim Novikoff),康奈尔大学(Cornell)大学应用数学系博士生
Most important: research experience shows you how knowledge is produced. There are worse ways to prepare for life in an information age.
最重要的是:科研经历会让你明白知识是如何产生的,这能更好地让你面对信息时代的生活。
— AMAN SINGH GILL, Ph.D. student in the ecology and evolution department at Stony Brook University
—阿曼·辛格·吉尔(Aman Singh Gill),纽约州立大学石溪分校(Stony Brook University)生态与进化系博士生
You don’t need a computer to take notes — good note-taking is not transcribing. All that clack, clack, clacking ... you’re a student, not a court reporter. And in seminar or discussion sections, get used to being around a table with a dozen other humans, a few books and your ideas. After all, you have the rest of your life to hide behind a screen during meetings.
记笔记没必要用电脑——好的课堂笔记并不是做抄抄写写的功夫,别一个劲噼啪噼啪敲击键盘了……你是学生,不是法院书记官。同时,在参加研论会或进行讨论时,你得习惯坐在桌子前,身边是十几个跟你一样活生生的人、几本书和几个奇思妙想。说到底,今后你还有大半辈子能在参加会议时把脸藏在电脑后面。
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