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Tips for successful networking for early-career professionals
Tips for successful networking for early-career professionals
For successful networking, the recommendation is to attend conferences and lectures related to your field. The best way is to approach senior researchers and experts, have a decent conversation with them and briefly introduce yourself and your work. Invite senior researchers to their posters/talks and discuss their work to get good feedback from experts. Always use your full name during your talk, as names always matter to recall during a future conversation.
What skills do you think are most important for someone interested in a good research career?
What skills do you think are most important for someone interested in a good research career?
If someone wants a good research career, they should get a Ph.D. in field of their interest and expand their research horizons not only in one direction but try to learn all the new technologies, software, coding, experimental approach, etc. At the same time, they must target reading at least two articles per day to keep them updated with the latest and ongoing research worldwide.
What is one piece of advice for student/researcher in early career stage?
What is one piece of advice for student/researcher in early career stage?
“Building the network”. No one can do all the tasks by themselves. Building a network always helps in getting a solution to several complex problems and simultaneously saves time.
Why there is a need to join Optica?
Why there is a need to join Optica?
A membership is an investment in your future, with benefits that can last your whole career. From industry intelligence to marketing, your entire team can access the resource to grow your business. Connect with an unparalleled global network of leading optics and photonics professionals.
Photography Submitted to TIFR Mumbai Optica Student Chapter Exhibition
Photography Submitted to TIFR Mumbai Optica Student Chapter Exhibition
Photo captured by NSUT Delhi Optica student chapter members by utilizing a 114 mm manual Newtonian reflector telescope was submitted to TIFR Mumbai Optica Student Chapter Exhibition on International Day of Light 2023.
From School Students
From School Students
Nature of Light
Nature of Light
We know light is energy but what does this mean? What makes light form shadows? Are there other forms of energy that have similar properties?
Light Properties
Light Properties
Light behaves differently if it strikes different types of materials.
Reflection
Reflection
Everything we see is because light reflects off of it.
Refraction
Refraction
Did you know refraction is what makes some objects appear invisible?
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