The story behind my career move from San Diego to Rochester
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In case you're curious, here are some of my considerations surrounding my move from UC San Diego to University of Rochester. I delivered this talk to grad students and postdocs with the hope that some of what I said may be applicable to transitions in their own careersw
Hello Dr. Lipomi, thank you for sharing your story with us. I am an alumnus of UC San Diego who got the PhD degree in Material Science in 2020 and I took your polymer class in grad school.
Thats my birthplace. Crazy to think if someone from the same birthplace can make it, I can too !
Sweet! Best of luck with everything Sean.
@@djlipomi Thanks, Doc !
Best of luck to you in Rochester! It was great to connect with you at the AFOSR review meetings and I hope you continue producing content that’s helpful for so many people
Thanks Wilson! likewise great to connect with you over the years. Keep me apprised of where you're headed and thanks for the positive comments about my videos!
Hi Darren, as an alumnus of University of Rochester (PhD ECE'14), and your longtime subscriber, I am thrilled!
Wow, great to hear! Thanks!
Congratulations again!! It was really interesting to hear your thoughts on this. Thank you for sharing :)
Thanks Andrew!
Congrats! Im entering as an engineering PhD student in the fall to ucsd and your grad app videos were super helpful. I happened to revisit your channel on the day you post a video on you leaving so an odd coincidence.. good luck in NY!
So glad to hear and congrats on your acceptance!!!
Are your cats also getting a huge job promotion? 👀
They get a bigger house because of property values :)
Congrats on the new position.
Thanks Jackie :)
Wow! I went to University of Rochester for undergrad! I have been watching you since I was a sophomore in undergrad… You’ve helped me a lot in my undergrad and during my PhD application process. I am currently a 2nd year PhD student at USC. Rochester is a great place, enjoy the bike paths! There’s a TON of bike paths (compared to LA at least)
A beautiful place indeed! And underrated :)