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J*12013-06-04 07:06

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请求过来人指点，
(1) DOS收到NOL后，一般多长时间能发出FR？
(2) 再就是以前拿过国内政府的资助，在DOS的DS3035表格上第6项“Did any of your
exchange visitor
program(s) include U.S. Government funds,funds from your own government or
funds from an international organization? YES or NO ? ”，应该选择yes 还是
NO?
如果选择了yes,应该再发一份补充说明吗？就是说明拿的是中国政府的资助，不是美国
政府的资助？这个是否影响FR发出的时间。会不会因此收到sponsor view? 谢谢！

e*n2013-06-04 07:06

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请教版上的各位热心人，最近碰到非常棘手的事，求大家出出注意：
本人目前持J1做postdoc，因为项目经费变故突然只能续到年底。因为我之前打算整个
项目结束后再找工作，所以J1的wavier一直没办（因为学校说一旦wavier就不可以续合
同了）。我想请问诸位，按我目前的情况，这个月开始办wavier，然后如果找到工作再
申请H1B，在我J1到期时能否拿到H1B？会不会出现H1B还在申请中，但J1已经到期的情
况，是不是只能回国，这样是不是H1B也拿不到？
我对H签证不是很了解，也是刚开始研究，因为事出突然，而且时间紧急，最近心情很
压抑，恳请有了解情况的人能给些建议帮助，在此万分感谢！

C*n2013-06-04 07:06

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这四个女人看上去加起来能有250岁了
还是在夏洛特看着象40多的情况下

a*f2013-06-04 07:06

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纽约东村附近的Astor Place （大图用去缩图插件看）

f*a2013-06-04 07:06

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小留海很清新，脸部轮廓很沧桑，表情很萝莉，声音很欧吉桑。
宇文成龙的感觉很象六小龄童孙悟空变成人的样子。小道士一个。

z*n2013-06-04 07:06

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【以下文字转载自 Biology 讨论区】
发信人: xlxnr (xlxnr), 信区: Biology
标题: 分享一个遗传所PI管理实验室的规定
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Jun 3 14:28:32 2013, 美东)
来源于http://sourcedb.cas.cn/sourcedb_genetics_cas/zw/zjrck/200907/t20090721_2130979.html，点击Notes for students 2013。
Notes for Graduate Students
Performance
􀁺 Progress: if you are unable to make any significant progress on
your project
within a reasonable timeframe (e.g., 1-2 months), you are definitely in
trouble
􀁺 Efficiency: your competitors would appreciate your slow work
􀁺 Quality: publishable data in a leading journal
􀁺 Do you show some phenotypes of “Thirteen features of a bad
student” (see
below)?
Communication
􀁺 Be a nice and happy lab member
􀁺 Respect others’ privacy
􀁺 Always appreciate any help and favors from others (this should be
taught by your
parents when you were a toddler)
􀁺 Active interactions with advisor and colleagues
􀁺 Response to advice appropriately by either explanation or
experimentation.
Shrugging off the advisor’s suggestion without any explanation is
absolutely not
allowed
􀁺 Your personal research interests should be a part of the lab’s
interests, but not
solely based on your thesis for an easy Ph.D. degree
􀁺 If you disagree with your advisor, speak out!
There is absolutely NO experiment that does not have a conclusion
There is absolutely NO project that does not have a conclusion
A tough project does not mean a gradually disappearing or forgettable
project
􀁺 Coordinate with colleagues for the usage of equipments, space and
reagents, etc.
􀁺 Presentation in lab meetings: treat your every presentation as a
publication
2
Working as a professional scientist
􀁺 It is the shared responsibilities of your advisor and yourself to
move a project
forward
􀁺 You are absolutely NOT allowed to release any unpublished data or
any
experimental materials/regents (including published experimental
materials/regents) outside the lab without permission
􀁺 Record everything you have done by notes and photos, etc.,
including negative
results
􀁺 You should know how to use major databases (e.g., NCBI and TARI)
but rather
than an expert on SINA, SOHU or any other non-scientific websites
􀁺 Include appropriate controls in EVERY experiment
􀁺 Knowledge on your field: read at least two original research
papers per week
Working as a dedicated scientist
􀁺 Everyone has personal business, but the lab business always has
priority unless in
emergency
􀁺 In this business, an “average” student who works seven days a
week is definitely
more productive than a “genius” who works five days a week
􀁺 If you are able to make any major progresses by working 8 hours a
day and 5 days
a week, every fortunate in this world must be on your side!
􀁺 Go to your mother’s house for afternoon naps and never come back!
􀁺 Start your morning work not later than 8:30 am and afternoon work
no later than 1
pm
􀁺 Surf over the Internet for non-scientific purposes should be less
than 30 min a day
􀁺 If you are absent from the lab more than one hour, get permission
first.
Use your brains: think and work smartly
􀁺 A good graduate student is not a robot
􀁺 A good graduate student always knows what he/she is doing and
what he/she has
3
done
􀁺 A good graduate student always scientifically goes beyond what he
/she has been
“advised”
􀁺 A good graduate student must independently think about the
project and read the
data as well as catch hints derived from the data
􀁺 You should learn and eventually know how to interpret your data
􀁺 You should learn and eventually know how to write a paper or a
progress
report in a professional and logic way
􀁺 You should be capable of tackling technical troubles by smartly
using
references and by discussing with coworkers
􀁺 If you use your brain, you should be able to avoid unnecessary,
stupid
mistakes or to avoid making the same mistakes more than once. Many of such
mistakes cannot be rescued by money (e.g., the loss of mutant seeds)
****************************************************
Thirteen features of a bad student
1. No or slow response to a suggestion or request of your advisor.
2. Looks sleepy most of time. Lack of self-motivation.
3. Clannish. Interaction mainly confined to a specific person (e.g. girl
friend). And a
mix-up of professional and private life.
4. Starts the work late in the morning. Brings breakfast to lab because gets
up late.
5. Seldom speaks in the lab meeting. Seems an alien not involved in lab
business.
6. Tends to take a back seat in the seminar room and enjoys relaxing or half
sleeping
when others talk about lab business or research.
7. Does an experiment without knowing the related chemistry, mathematics and
physics principles behind it.
8. Misperception, inexperience plus stubbornness.
4
9. Unable to get the assigned lab job or task done, but always finds good
excuses.
10. Lack of enthusiasm for everything including your fellow students – not
helpful.
11. Does a new experiment without discussing with the advisor in advance.
12. Data are not sorted out with Powerpoint slides or Photoshop figures.
Sloppy
notebook.
13. Does internet reading etc. in the waiting time during experiments in
order to
“relax” or “kill time”.

J*12013-06-04 07:06

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非常感谢shmu的解惑。恩，目前能做的就是发传真给DOS催一下了。

R*g2013-06-04 07:06

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两个问题，Jwaiver 是要时间办理的，不会很快。参看postdoc版各血泪故事。
第二，下一份工作是还在学校，还是去工业界，两种都要offer在手雇主sponsor，不同
是学校h1b没有配额，和工业届的h1b相比更容易些。
但，waiver一定是要先办的，如果你最终目标是留在美国。学校再续合同可以用h。

【在 e*****n 的大作中提到】

: 请教版上的各位热心人，最近碰到非常棘手的事，求大家出出注意：
: 本人目前持J1做postdoc，因为项目经费变故突然只能续到年底。因为我之前打算整个
: 项目结束后再找工作，所以J1的wavier一直没办（因为学校说一旦wavier就不可以续合
: 同了）。我想请问诸位，按我目前的情况，这个月开始办wavier，然后如果找到工作再
: 申请H1B，在我J1到期时能否拿到H1B？会不会出现H1B还在申请中，但J1已经到期的情
: 况，是不是只能回国，这样是不是H1B也拿不到？
: 我对H签证不是很了解，也是刚开始研究，因为事出突然，而且时间紧急，最近心情很
: 压抑，恳请有了解情况的人能给些建议帮助，在此万分感谢！

J*e2013-06-04 07:06

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sjp简直没法看了。

a*f2013-06-04 07:06

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再来4张st marks

y*n2013-06-04 07:06

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太长谁给个摘要

【在 z******n 的大作中提到】

: 【以下文字转载自 Biology 讨论区】
: 发信人: xlxnr (xlxnr), 信区: Biology
: 标题: 分享一个遗传所PI管理实验室的规定
: 发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Jun 3 14:28:32 2013, 美东)
: 来源于http://sourcedb.cas.cn/sourcedb_genetics_cas/zw/zjrck/200907/t20090721_2130979.html，点击Notes for students 2013。
: Notes for Graduate Students
: Performance
: 􀁺 Progress: if you are unable to make any significant progress on
: your project
: within a reasonable timeframe (e.g., 1-2 months), you are definitely in

e*n2013-06-04 07:06

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真是非常感谢热心解答，因为经费的问题，我这个J到期后估计需要离开学校去工业界
找了，但是我有听说H1B是每年4月申请，10月才能拿到。如果这样，我4月前肯定来不
及办好waiver了，那这样不是年内无法拿到H？麻烦再次求
教了，非常感谢！

【在 R***g 的大作中提到】

: 两个问题，Jwaiver 是要时间办理的，不会很快。参看postdoc版各血泪故事。
: 第二，下一份工作是还在学校，还是去工业界，两种都要offer在手雇主sponsor，不同
: 是学校h1b没有配额，和工业届的h1b相比更容易些。
: 但，waiver一定是要先办的，如果你最终目标是留在美国。学校再续合同可以用h。

z*n2013-06-04 07:06

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ft
这不废话吗，本来就一恶心片子，压根就不去看
你这明知故看，有问题啊，究竟什么让你去看这个片子的呢

【在 C********n 的大作中提到】

: 这四个女人看上去加起来能有250岁了
: 还是在夏洛特看着象40多的情况下