Really interesting stuff Callum, I would like to see another video about your PhD thesis, I find your background very interesting, and its been great meeting you and your support through reactor design and heat transfer have been great! People get checking this mans content! 💯
I would like to learn more about your PhD journey as I am interested in doing one in chemical engineering. This is one of the best on channel to date!🤗
Touch of class with this video Callum. Enjoyed hearing about your journey with the degree in detail and I couldn’t agree more with the statement about UWS. Looking forward to working with you for my final year. All the best!
I never comment on videos , but I feel i HAVE to comment on this one. Goodness this man took a great weight off of my shoulders. I wanted to be a surgeon, I am going into chem eng this year without much about it, and I also don't have a background in physics but I am so excited for the challenges ahead now. Thanks so much! appreciate it.
Thank you for your kind words! Amazing to hear you are starting your Chemical Engineering journey, I wish you the very best, if you need any advice or support, please don't hesitate to reach out, always happy to help!
I would like to hear more about your phd. Could do it in the style of an onion. Very basic outline and work your explanation up from stranger on the street to uni student to colleague sort of thing. I want to learn about switchable solvents. The peeling back the curtain analogy is good but I feel the undergrad was peeling back curtain year after year. I’m sure the only way to really understand it is to do a phd.
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Super video sir, I found this so interesting!
Thank you for your kind words!
Interesting video, didn't realise you were an actual professor. I love how you emphasis the difficulty, LOL!
Thank you for your kind words, it is indeed a very difficult course!
Really interesting stuff Callum, I would like to see another video about your PhD thesis, I find your background very interesting, and its been great meeting you and your support through reactor design and heat transfer have been great! People get checking this mans content! 💯
Thank you for your kind words, and for your suggestions, I will look at getting some of those uploaded!
I would like to learn more about your PhD journey as I am interested in doing one in chemical engineering. This is one of the best on channel to date!🤗
Thank you for your kind words!
Touch of class with this video Callum. Enjoyed hearing about your journey with the degree in detail and I couldn’t agree more with the statement about UWS. Looking forward to working with you for my final year. All the best!
I totally agree! If Callum is your professor, you have it so lucky; wish my professors were this open and friendly!
Thank you for your kind words, looking forward to the upcoming academic year with you!
A fantastic video! Very useful and insightful information into your journey👏 👏
Thank you for your kind words!
I would like to learn about your research. Also can I suggest making some specific interview question videos!👌
Thank you for your kind words, and for your suggestions, new content coving those topics are on the way!
Super thankful to have found your channel!
Thank you for your kind words!
I never comment on videos , but I feel i HAVE to comment on this one. Goodness this man took a great weight off of my shoulders. I wanted to be a surgeon, I am going into chem eng this year without much about it, and I also don't have a background in physics but I am so excited for the challenges ahead now. Thanks so much! appreciate it.
Thank you for your kind words! Amazing to hear you are starting your Chemical Engineering journey, I wish you the very best, if you need any advice or support, please don't hesitate to reach out, always happy to help!
I would like to hear more about your phd. Could do it in the style of an onion. Very basic outline and work your explanation up from stranger on the street to uni student to colleague sort of thing. I want to learn about switchable solvents.
The peeling back the curtain analogy is good but I feel the undergrad was peeling back curtain year after year. I’m sure the only way to really understand it is to do a phd.
I agree, would be very interesting!
Thank you for your kind words, and for your suggestions, I will look at getting some content up covering the points you mentioned!
Very lovely to hear your story, can you tell us about your PhD?
Thank you for your kind words, this video is on its way!