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Welcome to another installment of No BS BTS of Ph.D. life (I mess the name up during the podcast, sorry about that).
Today I bring you another story from Reddit. The Redditor mentions being bullied by the supervisor and, on top of the bullying, being asked to join the Ph.D. program? can you believe it? Weird, right?
Link to the Reddit post:
Today I interview Dr. Citra Kusumasari who is a lecturer in the department of conservative dentistry at the University of Indonesia. She got her Ph.D. from TMDU in Japan before moving back to Indonesia and continuing her career in Education.
Dr. Citra Contact:
https://www.instagram.com/citra_kusumasari/
Welcome to another episode of the ScienDist Podcast, today we talk about how to avoid being broke for a long time after finishing your Ph.D.
You love science, and that’s a good thing, but you gotta be ready for what life throws at you.😉
Today's guest is Mr. Maynard Okereke. He graduated with a civil engineering degree but chose science communication as a career path, and at least in my opinion, he made such a great impact by making science so relatable and fun.
Mr. Maynard's contacts:
https://www.hiphopscienceshow.com
https://www.instagram.com/hiphopscienceshow/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/maynardokereke/
Today, our guest is Dr. Mauro Simao. He got his Civil Engineering bachelor's degree from the High Institute of transportation and communications back in Mozambique and his master's and Ph.D. from Kobe University in Japan. He is now working with Vector Renewables Japan as a technical advisor.
Today, our guest is Dr. Thilina Heenatigala. He is a science communicator with a background in astronomy. He is now the Director of Communications at the Earth-Life Science Institute in Tokyo. His story about how he got interested in astronomy and then moved into science communication is quite intriguing. If you watch the interview, you will see how a simple act of promoting science - especially to the younger generation - can make a person become so interested and engaged in the subject that they build their career around it.
Dr. Thilina Heenatigala's contacts:
https://twitter.com/ThilinaH
https://www.linkedin.com/in/thilinaheenatigala/
Today our guest is Dr. Hani Al-Shareef Dr. Hani is a personal friend of mine and you can see that he was one of the main reasons I came to Japan. He graduated from Sana University which is the same university I graduated from and got his Ph.D. from Osaka University, He has been researching cancer for almost 10 years now and published many papers in this field. Dr. Hani's story is very interesting and in today's episode, you will hear from him how he started from working as a carpenter to being a researcher in one of Japan's top research universities.
Dr. Hani Contacts:
Linkedin:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/hani-al-shareef-406695bb/
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/hani3008
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