Publish or perish
Because I'm immersed in my studies 24/7, a former work colleague commented that they hoped that they would see my name in a journal soon, although he doubted that he'd read it. And that pretty much sums up the divide between academia and real life.
But I got to thinking, back in the last millennium a I earned a few dollars for professors during my undergraduate years, and they promised to put my name on the papers. At the time, I didn't much care about an academic career and never followed up. At all. So twenty-plus years later, and with the help of Google, I now present my full academic publishing record :-)
1. Poiker, T. K., Little, J. J. & Lubensky, R. Matching and intersection of random curves. In: Graphics Interface 83. May 9-13, 1983, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. p.335.
2. Banister, E.W., and Calvert, T.W. 1980. Planning for future performance:
implications for long term training. Can. J. Appl. Sport Sci. 5(3): 170–176. [okay, I just did the programming to create the TRIMP graphs]
Category: Master's Degree
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