A chance of getting a funding for a PhD study depends on several things including your background in the area, your motivation and enthusiasism, the availability of funding for Non-EU students. There is also a big competition for a funding. Prepare a CV and a statement, which covers what you have done, what you can do, what you want to do, references. Once you have all stuffs ready, try your chance to get a funding for your PhD study. It might be great to applly for several places for a PhD study at the same time, but it might be good to change your statement. It will increase your chance of getting a funding for a PhD study.

Good luck with your applications

Depending on the area in where you are working, in biological science, getting published the first article with your own data might probably take 1.5 years or more. I am still away.

Happy birthday

Hi Fluffymonster,

You may get an idea how to write a abstract by using a website given below.

http://www.protocol-online.org/forums/index.php?s=6c8b6f4288dc2023bac549e8f2cf4878&showforum=19

Good luck

Sorry can not help to solve the promlem with the isolation of genomic DNA from the leaf tissue. But I can suggest you a website to solve the problem you are facing

http://www.protocol-online.org/forums/

It might be good for you to do a PhD in an English-speaking-country including England or Ireland. Let me mention that, according to a newspaper, there are over 600 and 200 thousands Polish workers in England (having over 50 million population) and Ireland (having almost 4 million population), respectively.

My suggestion to you is to look for a PhD supervisor, who may offer you a PhD studenship, in UK or Ireland in the area of your interest. There is no lecture during the PhD study in UK, except for a 4 year integrated MSc/PhD programme. Prepare a good CV and a purpose of statement, and once your are ready, send them to prospective supervisors... You are going to be a PhD student. Good luck.....

I think you should start to apply for a posdoctoral position(s) as soon as possible. Good luck

What I wrote is below.....

Just wondering if anyone can give me an advice on how I can tell my supervisor " I am going to leave the lab" I want to leave the lab with no harm to anoyboy. But I don't want to blame anyone. Thanks a lot

Cheers

Please look at the begining of my message. You can clearly see what I am asking the people for an advice, and I do not think people, who want to give an advice on my request, require more information in my case.

I got your point, man. The thing is you don't get my point. I am telling you is that you don't know my circumtances. You can not approach to every case with a same method. But thanks for your consideration and time.

I am glad to hear that you are happy with your PhD. Since we hawe two ways, I took an opposite way. I hope I will be as happy as you are.

You are right. I might encounter same problems. However, please think almost four monhts has elapsed since I started the PhD, and I was unhappy in the lab. However, I was in some stage I had a chance to change it. I took a new challenge. Because I have a chance with this challenge. Cheers my friend.

You are free to think like that. But the problem is that you are unaware of what I have encountered during the PhD study. I am only changing the scientific atmosphere, in which I can work with more productive than I did

No joking. Firstly, they took it well despite they did not expect me to that. Second, the reason behind the decision was to make more dedication for science than I did there, where I was a PhD student. Cheers guys. I will start a PhD very soon again.

Thanks