Asking if anyone had been published articles/papers during their Y1-Y4 years, not including FYP,
I mean personally seek out institute or research labs around unis or other unis and assist the Drs to conduct experiments plus doing internship for better CV
In context, I'm a Y2 Biomedicine student waiting for next semester to become Y3.
For the past few months, I was desperately asking around professors if they have any roles in the lab, alas I keep getting rejected, either it's because they're out of budget or almost retiring.
However, when I reach out to another university at my state, I managed to find a biotech lab. I keep trying to clarify it could be a part time because apparently my lecturer said they won't acknowledge this internship as I'll still need to do a mandatory internship at final year.
Here's a thing, I got accepted to a biotech intern position (much to my surprise), and I think I'm currently ahead of my peers because I'll gain some experiences during the semester break.
But some of my friends, they said I need to rest more instead and go with the flow,
Am I doing it right or wrong?
It's already full and I can't proceed this.
Am I dumb?
I'm not even Wuwa player I just randomly stumbled upon her gorgeous art and noticed my everyday necklace is almost identical as hers, which is funny
I don't really know how I got this necklace, since it's given from my mother.
Anyway have a nice day :D
I'm Chinese and living in Asia, in context.
Because the usual BLM support or any black people represention I see online, but it's always about the skin colour but never talk about their cuisines. Especially if it's in American black community.
Sorry, I'm not really good at my wording as well, I'm genuinely curious that I need someone to enlighten me.
Like I also see Chinese American with Panda Express (ew), Mexican American with Taco Bells, Italian American with Dominos or Pizza Hut, or very American restaurant like KFC or McDonald's, but what do Black people really eat? Like what is their iconic dish?
Sorry I genuinely want to understand,
Edit: So one is Soul Food. But do we have any fast food restaurant that have influenced from Black culture?
(sorry for my horrible wording if this may sound offensive)