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Are postdocs professors?

Are postdocs professors?

Just to further show the range of possibilities, in the US in mathematics, postdocs are usually considered faculty. (In particular, they are university employees, and not students.)

What is the position after postdoc?

D. holders will eventually move on to an assistant professor, group leader, or equivalent permanent position (3,4). Only one-quarter of postdocs graduating from prestigious posts at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology advance to professorships (5).

How old are most postdocs?

Age. The average age of School of Medicine and Dentistry postdocs is 32. The average age for Postdoctoral Associates is 33. The average age for Visiting Postdoctoral Fellows is 31.

What is the purpose of postdoc?

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PostDoc is a way to keep the researchers within academia. They conduct the best research because they are no longer students, but they have none of the managerial responsibilities of a professor. As always, things may vary between every parameter you can name (time, place, field, attitude…).

Can I write a grant proposal with my Pi as postdoc?

A postdoc can be a good opportunity to co-write a grant proposal with your PI, to give you experience in grant writing. Being able to fund your research as a professor is integral, and how to write grants effectively is a skill that we don’t typically teach graduate students.

What is the best way to reach out to faculty?

This is probably your best route. However, if you do prefer emailing inquiries, rather than spamming faculty directly, I would suggest contacting the hiring, graduate admissions, or departmental administrative assistant to inquire about positions. These are people who have a job that is about communicating with people like you.

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What is the best way to contact faculty for job inquiries?

However, if you do prefer emailing inquiries, rather than spamming faculty directly, I would suggest contacting the hiring, graduate admissions, or departmental administrative assistant to inquire about positions. These are people who have a job that is about communicating with people like you. You will likely get a much better response rate.

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