Like I said in my last post, on Friday I heard from a professor at Duke who wanted to talk, and he then provided me with times on both Saturday and Sunday that he was available to talk with me.
So I had my phone interview earlier today where we talked about his work (which is really fascinating!) and my interests, and he told me he's only working to recruit two students. And he only wants two students to add to his lab. It looks like I have a place at Duke if I choose to go there :-D
Here's a link to Dr. Reichert's work, in case any of you want to know what I might be researching this fall:
http://www.bme.duke.edu/faculty/reichert/index.php
Yipee! I have somewhat of a plan for next year!
2 comments:
Yay! Congratulations Alice! :-D
Man, if you can understand that professor's website, then you deserve the position:
"No small diameter (< 2 mm) synthetic vascular grafts will remain patent in vivo owing to thrombus formation in the vessel lumen."
Umm, yeah...I'm gonna get back to subphonemic shifts and phonological category changes in the moribund Mono Lake Northern Paiute. :-P
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