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the majority should be your own work but getting help with various technical details is fine as long as you give the correct acknowledgements so then it is easy to identify what is your contribution.

Who got the fastest publication

Jewel 954 posts
17 years ago

it took about 6-7 months from start of project to acceptance. although it was kind of rushed because we knew there were competitors around. had there not been it would have been more like a years work.

Who got the fastest publication

Jewel 954 posts
17 years ago

it aint a publication until it has been accepted

Who got the fastest publication

Jewel 954 posts
17 years ago

2 months? whats it on? :s

Anyone not using Endnote?

Jewel 954 posts
17 years ago

moi :)

Full time Ph.D. + part time job

Jewel 954 posts
17 years ago

For me, 6 hours/weeks is comfortable and anymore than 12 hours starts to affect my PhD work.

Is my supervisor up to something?

Jewel 954 posts
17 years ago

tbh at this point in her career doesn't she want to be last name on a paper rather than first? to show that she is a research leader and guiding her students towards bigger and better things?

Phd university details in US

Jewel 954 posts
17 years ago

Demetri Terzopoulos's group at UCLA. Joachim Weickert at Stanford. Various groups in the Robotics Department at Carnegie Mellon. Bill Freeman at MIT. Malik's group at Berkeley. Loads. Google "ICCV" and look up where the area chairs come from.

First conference coming up!

Jewel 954 posts
17 years ago

a grim place called oxford :(