I'm glad you started this conversation, student potential in biomedical research is huge, but sadly not utilised enough. I co authored three papers during my med school, and one of them, which is basically analysis of usage of student's potential in biomedical research in my country, found it's way to pubmed. I really believe that students can benefit a lot from scientific work, at the same time giving a lot to the science with their work.
Research isn't all sunshine and rainbows. Especially the publishing process. The whole struggle will be worth it in the end once you can get a doctoral degree!
As a post-doc researcher in the area of Virtual Reality, its amazing seeing med-students doing research too :D I would love to read your papers Nasir :D
Great video, most RUclipsrs don't talk about publishing, as a PhD student (and also RUclipsr), publishing is very important and necessary if you want to stay in academia.
Simply loved the video. I was so interested to do research but I didn't get enough content or videos to get me started on my venture. Then this video came along and everything from the start till the end was so brilliant and informative. I am now confident to start on my research journey . All thanks to you !!!
0:00 Oh my goodness, I am in love with this view. You should start using it as your new setup to begin your introduction to your videos. That exact spot!!
“Stay away from those people who try to disparage your ambitions. Small minds will always do that, but great minds will give you a feeling that you can become great too.” If you reading this you will succeed it might be hard but keep glowing and growing
Wow, thank you so much for all the tips, Nasir. Getting published has always been something I've wanted to do, even if it's so that I can increase my chances of getting into medical school. This is so informative. Good luck with the rest of med school!
Love u kharma , i am from “India “, and i love seeing ur vlogs and productive video ,i just sit with books and copies while ur real time videos where i just copy u for taking breaks and study in big chunks of time . Ur videos are the really enjoyable and informative ❤️, this award goes to u 👉🏻🏆
Another helpful tip for undergrads is to look into honours degrees at your university. Honours degrees usually have built in year long research courses where you work on your own project and form a close relationship with the PI, so there is a publishing opportunity if you work for it!
personally nasser, thanks for all the help you ar egiving every mediccal or scientific student or any other student watching you... This is first of all helpful... then it gives us optimistic thoughts and an optimistic way of thinking towards our goals in life! I wanted to say that for example for me it is interesting cause I study in Italy and in Italy things are quite different regarding all the steps of studies to ahieve to get to be a regular doctor. And discovering how it is out there opens our eyes
OMG , what are the chances of you uploading a video about this and me going to a workshop about research today, today was literally the first session 😶
EXCATLYYYYYYY THIS IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR .....FOR SOMONE TO EXPLAIN THESE RESEARCH PROGRAMS. SOOOO GLADDD ARIGATOO..😭....I AM CURRENTLY DOING BSC HONS.MICROBIOLOGY.🤠
Cannot stress the importance of having a good mentor. During my final year of MPharm at KCL, I was given a mentor who honestly just left me in the lab, gave me no guidance and support. It was absolutely hell and probably one of the worst periods of my life. Very scary thinking that my final degree classification was dependent on this academic. Definitely build good relationships if you can.
i don't know anything about medical research can you please tell me how to make a research? if there is a coarse available online or something, anything that can help me to make research,
Hey, not relevant to this video but I would love to hear about your study routine in the first couple years of medical school... I'm contemplating if I should look at the lectures slides before the lecture, do live lectures or only use recordings? Would be interesting to hear what was your routine on a daily basis. Thank you for your videos
This is helpful. I want to do research on grad school. I know one of my personal doctors works with the genetic syndrome I want to do research with. She is my specific doctor and I know she works with other grad students. I'm not ready yet to start grad school. However one of the questions on the Personal Statement is interest in research. Would I simply state what I want to do Research in or should I include the doctor I want to do Research with? Should I also talk with the doctor over email first? How would I start the email initially?
1) Get straight As in school 2) Get a very high UCAT & BMAT score 3) Create a UCAS account 4) Make a personal statement and get a reference 5) pick 4 medical schools and add their details into UCAS 6) Pray you get selected for interview
@@priyansh6187 So the UCAS application is cheap, you can pick a maximum of 4 medical schools in any given year and the application will cost you around 26 GBP The fee structure for each medical school is slightly different and you should check their respective websites for the most up-to-date information. In general international students will have to pay a lot more and so would require significant funding. For UK home students the fees are 9250 GBP per year, and for international they can easily go up to 36,000+ GBP per year! Normally students in the UK get funding from the government and so tuition fees are generally covered. Otherwise, you can normally choose to pay all the money at once or split the payment over the year in 3 installments. Do check the websites of the medical schools you are interested in for specific details
I hope you will answer, I contacted with my prof for a research and he asked me a CV. Obviously I don't have any experience because this is my first time so how can I write a good CV without experience like you did
I have a problem... I couldn't study for long hours but when I tried study with me videos I did it ! but now I can't study without it !!! and it's a bit annoying what can I do 〒▽〒
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I'm glad you started this conversation, student potential in biomedical research is huge, but sadly not utilised enough. I co authored three papers during my med school, and one of them, which is basically analysis of usage of student's potential in biomedical research in my country, found it's way to pubmed. I really believe that students can benefit a lot from scientific work, at the same time giving a lot to the science with their work.
Research isn't all sunshine and rainbows. Especially the publishing process. The whole struggle will be worth it in the end once you can get a doctoral degree!
@@Biomeducated Its not all roses yes, the publishing world is all about who you know and your h-index. But it can be worth it.
Hello. Could you please inform more about this and how you published in pubmed
omg! i'm amazed at how timely this video is! i'm on the process of publishing a research paper and have been completely lost! thanks for this!!!
As a post-doc researcher in the area of Virtual Reality, its amazing seeing med-students doing research too :D I would love to read your papers Nasir :D
Thank you, Nasir, for making this video. This is an area of medical education that is not covered on RUclips enough.
Great video, most RUclipsrs don't talk about publishing, as a PhD student (and also RUclipsr), publishing is very important and necessary if you want to stay in academia.
Simply loved the video. I was so interested to do research but I didn't get enough content or videos to get me started on my venture. Then this video came along and everything from the start till the end was so brilliant and informative. I am now confident to start on my research journey . All thanks to you !!!
0:00 Oh my goodness, I am in love with this view. You should start using it as your new setup to begin your introduction to your videos. That exact spot!!
“Stay away from those people who try to disparage your ambitions. Small minds will always do that, but great minds will give you a feeling that you can become great too.” If you reading this you will succeed it might be hard but keep glowing and growing
No one:
No one who does Parkour:
Nasir: (does an impressive stop drop and roll before starting his usual intro)
Wow, thank you so much for all the tips, Nasir. Getting published has always been something I've wanted to do, even if it's so that I can increase my chances of getting into medical school. This is so informative. Good luck with the rest of med school!
Just came from a meeting about an upcoming research project. What a good timing!
seeeshh that slide from the bed to the desk chair 👌👌 great intro followed by great video as usual🙌
Love u kharma , i am from “India “, and i love seeing ur vlogs and productive video ,i just sit with books and copies while ur real time videos where i just copy u for taking breaks and study in big chunks of time . Ur videos are the really enjoyable and informative ❤️, this award goes to u 👉🏻🏆
Another helpful tip for undergrads is to look into honours degrees at your university. Honours degrees usually have built in year long research courses where you work on your own project and form a close relationship with the PI, so there is a publishing opportunity if you work for it!
13:03 ,The last part was good vibe🤟. Nice beat🎧🎛
Love the a song it’s fireeee
This is definitely a dream of mine when I do my degree! So thank you so much for such an insightful video.
thank you, more of this stuff is needed esp for those of us who are aiming for research-heavy med schools!
An absolute BANGERR again !
Thanks for the great video and good luck Nasir!!
Love your Videos .
Keep on the good work.
My university has not told me a single piece of advice on this subject. Thank you!
This is so informative! Thanks!
This came at a great time since i’m preparing my master thesis this year ahahha
Wait till the end. That Dubstep Remix tho 😂 (Also, ‘Ei’ is an informal way to call someone in Bengali)
personally nasser, thanks for all the help you ar egiving every mediccal or scientific student or any other student watching you... This is first of all helpful... then it gives us optimistic thoughts and an optimistic way of thinking towards our goals in life! I wanted to say that for example for me it is interesting cause I study in Italy and in Italy things are quite different regarding all the steps of studies to ahieve to get to be a regular doctor. And discovering how it is out there opens our eyes
Another DOSE let's goooo!
Love this video.. credits to his time and dedication in making and posting all of his video🥰 keep it up Doc. Kharma🤟
This one is spot on! 🙌🏻
just in time for my thesis year!! 🧡
The lil clap transition🔥🔥😅
Hey bro big fan from India 😀
I am a resident tooo
OMG , what are the chances of you uploading a video about this and me going to a workshop about research today, today was literally the first session 😶
As always very helpful!!
i miss u man .i m always waiting u bro
Wow! Awesome!
Your vlogs are getting more interesting and good day by day
Very good Nasir Sir😊👍
Really I love this video
Great video!
You are so awesome for doing this! :) Maybe a story on your experience doing research in Canada. Where in Canada did you do research? :)
when u have nothing to do with Academic Publishing or medecine and you get excited to click the video just by seeing it ! 😀
EXCATLYYYYYYY THIS IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR .....FOR SOMONE TO EXPLAIN THESE RESEARCH PROGRAMS. SOOOO GLADDD ARIGATOO..😭....I AM CURRENTLY DOING BSC HONS.MICROBIOLOGY.🤠
you're such an inspiration !!!!
Good luck doctor ⚡
The best video! 🤩
amazing video
the last edited sound made my day....hahaha god why cant I stop laughing
i really love you vlog, i hope you can release more and more video
Do you think we can get a summer research opportunity and get published if we're studying medicine in English but not in the UK?
Only nasir’s real subscribersknow his video doesn’t end at his outro
Where is the video from Kenji? Its not in description
انا بحب فيديوهاتك مع اني في ثانوية عامة
🇪🇬 i love you
thank u Nasir! just in time for my master thesis year!!
Cannot stress the importance of having a good mentor. During my final year of MPharm at KCL, I was given a mentor who honestly just left me in the lab, gave me no guidance and support. It was absolutely hell and probably one of the worst periods of my life. Very scary thinking that my final degree classification was dependent on this academic. Definitely build good relationships if you can.
thank you so much for sharing your experience
Amazing Video 🔥
Tell us about the Canada research experience! I'm also a UofT student!
lmaooo the post credit scene did not disappoint 😂
i am just here to see u ,cuz u motivate me .............thanku
Great video
Very helpful 🤗
What MedSchool year would you start publishing
Bro i love your content it is so sick bro
i don't know anything about medical research can you please tell me how to make a research?
if there is a coarse available online or something, anything that can help me to make research,
thanks Nasir! like this video. finds it also helpful for PhD application
Hey, not relevant to this video but I would love to hear about your study routine in the first couple years of medical school... I'm contemplating if I should look at the lectures slides before the lecture, do live lectures or only use recordings? Would be interesting to hear what was your routine on a daily basis. Thank you for your videos
Hi Bro! Nice Sweatshirt 🤩
from 13:00 on it was as helpful as never before :D
If I could watch this video when just step in university, I think my university career will be totally different, although now it's not bad
Who else is listening to (A aaaaa) song by Nasir kharma?
hey man watching you since a long time , love from india , when are you planning to visit , or will you do any online greet and meet ?
*Without faith, discipline, and selfless devotion to duty, there is nothing worthwhile that you cannot achieve.*
- Quaid e Azam✨
Bro what is your pc wallpaper Please tell me bro☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
hopefully i can meet my mentor soon .
The title is very catchy, and the topic is not discussed much on RUclips!
Good
This is helpful. I want to do research on grad school. I know one of my personal doctors works with the genetic syndrome I want to do research with. She is my specific doctor and I know she works with other grad students. I'm not ready yet to start grad school. However one of the questions on the Personal Statement is interest in research. Would I simply state what I want to do Research in or should I include the doctor I want to do Research with? Should I also talk with the doctor over email first? How would I start the email initially?
I can't wait till I hear "Hi my name is Nasir, and I am now a Junior Doctor"!
Could you maybe put up a copy of the template email that you sent out? Lazy I know but just to see how the master approached it? Thanks my man.
Amazing:))
thank you
I am a new subscriber and thank u for encouraging me..🙏🙏🙏
You are amazing your Videos amazing keep going
how many research paper have you published and contributed to?
hii i wanted to know what keyboard your using to grba one for myself thank you
Can you make significant amounts of money from doing this?
Can I do this as a high schooler
Wow
Please help my children in need of food and living in a rented house 🇵🇸🇵🇸
Brother ..can u tell me how to get into medical school in uk ..?
1) Get straight As in school
2) Get a very high UCAT & BMAT score
3) Create a UCAS account
4) Make a personal statement and get a reference
5) pick 4 medical schools and add their details into UCAS
6) Pray you get selected for interview
@@ZyNeEnZyNe what it would cost for applying to med school??
And what will be the fee structure afterwards?
@@priyansh6187 So the UCAS application is cheap, you can pick a maximum of 4 medical schools in any given year and the application will cost you around 26 GBP
The fee structure for each medical school is slightly different and you should check their respective websites for the most up-to-date information. In general international students will have to pay a lot more and so would require significant funding. For UK home students the fees are 9250 GBP per year, and for international they can easily go up to 36,000+ GBP per year!
Normally students in the UK get funding from the government and so tuition fees are generally covered. Otherwise, you can normally choose to pay all the money at once or split the payment over the year in 3 installments. Do check the websites of the medical schools you are interested in for specific details
I hope you will answer, I contacted with my prof for a research and he asked me a CV. Obviously I don't have any experience because this is my first time so how can I write a good CV without experience like you did
*Without education it is complete darkness and with education it is light.*
- Mohammad Ali Jinnah✨
did u leave kings naser?
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Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaser .plz don't stop translating videos into Arabic....from Arabic follower😍☺️
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I have a problem... I couldn't study for long hours but when I tried study with me videos I did it ! but now I can't study without it !!! and it's a bit annoying what can I do 〒▽〒
4:12 Can You please share me that template please!
Me who doesn’t do medicine 😧
Hey do you have a P.O. Box for snail mail? I’d love to send you a sticker.
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