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After wearing out my nerves waiting to hear back after my interview for my first choice project, I got this email today:
Hi Gretchen,
We are delighted to offer you a position on the Regulator of Sex-limitation (Rsl) project, to study the intricacies of hormonal regulation in the liver. Chris will be in contact with you to set up a time to get started. We look forward to working with you!
Best wishes,
Didi Robins
Diane M. Robins, Ph.D.
Department of Human Genetics
SQUEE!!!
Although Dan, the prof in charge of my second-choice project, sent me an email today saying this:
I was impressed by your interview and I think that you would be an excellent fit with the project. Do you know when you would be able to make a decision on your choice of projects?
Ugh! I contemplated this for awhile, because in reality I would love to work on either of these two projects. But I guess there really isn't a choice ... I need to go with the liver project. With that I'll be doing a lot of hands-on work in teh labratory, working with actual DNA samples and doing plenty of genotyping and whatnot, whereas the other project was mostly research on the computer. If only I could do both! Bah. But ... SQUEE! I'm so excited and relieved :)
And now back to homework . . .
Hi Gretchen,
We are delighted to offer you a position on the Regulator of Sex-limitation (Rsl) project, to study the intricacies of hormonal regulation in the liver. Chris will be in contact with you to set up a time to get started. We look forward to working with you!
Best wishes,
Didi Robins
Diane M. Robins, Ph.D.
Department of Human Genetics
SQUEE!!!
Although Dan, the prof in charge of my second-choice project, sent me an email today saying this:
I was impressed by your interview and I think that you would be an excellent fit with the project. Do you know when you would be able to make a decision on your choice of projects?
Ugh! I contemplated this for awhile, because in reality I would love to work on either of these two projects. But I guess there really isn't a choice ... I need to go with the liver project. With that I'll be doing a lot of hands-on work in teh labratory, working with actual DNA samples and doing plenty of genotyping and whatnot, whereas the other project was mostly research on the computer. If only I could do both! Bah. But ... SQUEE! I'm so excited and relieved :)
And now back to homework . . .