Tag: phD
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The importance of building your PhD support network
Like all things in life, the PhD experience will definitely be better when the candidate is better supported.
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From PhD to TEDx Science Talk BTS
“Science, when communicated effectively, is a universal language.” – Sabrina Ng Pei Qin And so, I did a TEDx talk on my PhD research. Plant whispers, RNA modifications, and bioinformatics.
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Embracing cultural diversity in Science
Science has known no borders in terms of countries and cultures. Like music, science unites people from all walks of life, regardless of your upbringing and cultural background. Since I have set my eyes to pursue the journey of research, working in a multicultural setting is the icing on the cake to my research training as a scientist.
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The People Factor: Embracing different work personalities in the lab
I find that the most challenging aspect of being a PhD research candidate is not just the research work itself, but also the people who you work with.
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Covid-19 and PhD-Plan B: How to keep swimming amid pandemic wave hit
As a lab, what can we do to minimise the impact of this pandemic on our research work? At the same time, doing the best we can to defend our health against this looming pandemic wave? By reading this, you should be familiar with Covid-19 : a respiratory infection caused by coronavirus SARS-Cov2. This respiratory […]
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Being interdisciplinary: good or bad? Exploring my research identity in my PhD
The longer I am in the PhD programme, the more I am exploring research identity. So, who am I?
Dr. Pei Qin (Sabrina) Ng, PhD 