not science or math

[Anonymous No.11321330]

Anyone here have tenure or on tenure track? I'm considering leaving a comfy government laboratory job for an assistant professor job. Should I fucking do it bros?

[Anonymous No.11321379]

>>11321330
asian nose phenotype
typical caucasian nose behind her though

[Anonymous No.11321384]

>>11321330
I'm guessing you're some sort of psychotic female who makes a living torturing small animals for "science".

[Anonymous No.11321389]

>>11321384
biomed/pharma researchers are not human

[Anonymous No.11321455]

>>11321384
no?

[Anonymous No.11321468]

>>11321455
That's not a definitive denial of an allegation.

[Anonymous No.11321472]

>>11321330
what expression is she trying to make here?

[Anonymous No.11321487]

>>11321330
I just fell in love

[Anonymous No.11321494]

>>11321384
>There ya go little guy...
>Can't wait to see what happens
>Can't wait to take it apart

[Anonymous No.11321499]

>Alright... into the exposure chamber...
Interestingly a number of the low intensity RF researchers who were more prominent were women. More keen to look for cumulative effects over time, perhaps.

[Anonymous No.11321509]

>>11321499
Suzanne Bawin being another, in the US. This was 60's-late 70's era though. Not a major trend, but could wonder why that was.

[Anonymous No.11321515]

>>11321330
am not at that phase yet but your question about leaving a lab scientist job in favor of academia is interesting. as far as i can see, lab scientists have a decent job for life if they can make it through the first few years. and in the same place without moving around. OTOH assistant professor jobs usually aren’t tenure track (usually the lowest level tenure track prof is an “associate” prof, and even then you still need to prove yourself before being set for life). but full prof is a much better job than lab scientist from about 45 onward. the pay is much better and you get to do bullshit teaching and grant writing while you can have grad students and post docs do all the grunt work for the papers you want to write.

anyhow i have NEVER heard of a lab scientist going straight into a tenure track position unless it is some crappy paying teaching job at a liberal arts school (glorified high school teacher type stuff) but if you have a real offer for something that is a real tenure track research prof job i would definitely not turn it down, despite the somewhat tougher “job security” prospects.

just a PD tho, so just speculating

[Anonymous No.11321524]

>>11321499