I shared in my previous post about how I would like to simply explain my PhD research such that my mum can grasp it. Recently, I worked on a project that […]
Simplifying PhD to A-level: the case of AI research Read More »
One key thing I desired when I started a PhD at my university was to engage in activities that involve helping students with studies, international student welfare, admissions or scholarships. Thus,
My new role as study advisor Read More »
I took a teaching course last academic session from May to June 2018 which was organised by the university primarily for Graduate Teaching Assistants, and Graduate Research Assistants (GRAs) if
Teaching seminar on “deep clustering” Read More »
This is the last post in the machine learning summer school series. Meanwhile if you haven’t yet seen the previous posts, do have a look at the part I (poster
Summer school III: Ideas and insights Read More »
My previous post was about my poster presentation at the Madrid Machine Learning Summer School. Here, I will be writing about the social side of the experience which includes the walking tours,
Summer school II: Social events Read More »
The Machine Learning Summer School (#MLSS2018), held at the Autonomous University of Madrid, has finally come to an end. It was an awesome event and very laudably met the expectations
Summer School I: poster presentation Read More »
Today I would be writing about something exciting that’s coming up, and that’s Machine Learning Summer School (MLSS) holding from Aug. 27 to Sept. 7, 2018 at Autonomous University of
Summer school buzz! Read More »
My experience securing a fully-funded scholarship in the UK is one I’m always delighted to share. Aside the joy of seeing the toils of several months come to fruition, I
How I secured a fully-funded PhD scholarship in the UK Read More »
There is a popular saying that “If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well”. It’s 4 months already into my PhD. I’ve submitted my first research form
How I’d like to explain my PhD to my Mum Read More »
My friend studied Petroleum Engineering for 5 years in the University. Three years after graduation, he has been in the job market and hasn’t been able to find a decent
Before you make a career switch: Things to consider Read More »
