{"id":1730,"date":"2019-08-27T10:52:00","date_gmt":"2019-08-27T17:52:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/pan.uvic.ca\/wordpress\/?p=1730"},"modified":"2021-10-31T15:18:22","modified_gmt":"2021-10-31T22:18:22","slug":"re-students-career-panel-11am-friday-august-23-ecs660","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/pan.uvic.ca\/wordpress\/2019\/08\/27\/re-students-career-panel-11am-friday-august-23-ecs660\/","title":{"rendered":"Re: Students Career Panel: 11am, Friday, August 23, ECS660"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

we were thrilled by that professor fumiyuki adachi, known as the father of 
3g in japan, joined other panelists who shared their education, industry 
and academic experience with a full house of undergrad, master’s and phd 
students, as well as some academic and industry professionals. more info 
at http:\/\/panlab.cs.uvic.ca\/web3\/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=8613<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

also some students asked “I\u2019d love to join the panel but I\u2019m out of town 
on 23 August. I wonder if you would offer the notes taken from the meeting 
or the ministers of the meeting afterwards, so my friends and I wouldn\u2019t 
be worried missing the panel but still learn from it.” so some raw notes 
 from the students and professionals: “Prof. Adachi: to talk with others 
and try to find something new! Thinking only by yourself is not possible!
Dr. Dingyi Fang: to combine your daily work with your initial dream. 
(i.e., to have a vision while focusing on your research)
Dr. Jianping He: when you feel pressed like waiting for offers, just focus 
on the things you can control instead of worrying about that which you can 
not control.
Dr. Rose Hu: to believe yourself and believe in your capability. Work 
hard! Be willing to change and never stuck. Build up strong passion! Don’t 
stuck in a tiny problem!
Dr. Ming ling: To be focused on your academic trajectory at the beginning 
of your career. To try your best to become a qualified principal 
investigator as soon as possible.
Matt: Don’t be afraid to challenge yourself. I encourage people to be 
uncomfortable and push yourself!
Dr. Humphrey Rutagemwa: Try to express yourself.” and “1. Dr. F Adachi \u2013 
3G founder from Japan \u2013 told students to talk to each other and find 
something that is interesting to you\u2026build communication skills
2. Dr.Dingyi Fang \u2013 Northwest uni China- Cyber Security. IoT\u2026.Big Data \u2013 
Machine learning dyf@nwu.edu.ch<\/a> – mentioned importance of intrinsic & 
extrinsic career motivation \u2013 long term and short term goals.
3. Dr. Jianping He \u2013 Shanghai Jiao Tong uni\u2026postdoc from UVic\u2026.agreed with 
1&2, and discussed the importance of being open to change.
4. Dr. Rose Hu \u2013 Utah state uni \u2013 ECE \u2013 industry exp at Nortel & Intel \u2013 
advises you should be willing to change \u2013 don\u2019t get stuck because 
technology is always changing\u2026
5. Dr. Ming Ling SE Uni China..microelectronics 2014\/15 visiting scholar 
at UVic..expressed the importance of building a network of like minded 
people in your industry
6. Matt McKinney \u2013ArcBlock in Seattle \u2013 Blockchain focus \u2013 Helped bring an 
industry perspective\u2026the technology is the start , but monetarizing and 
marketing make it profitable in the long run. Brief comment on issues of 
health around 5G?
7. Dr. Humphrey Rutagemwa\u2026..Communications Research Centre Canada (Federal 
Govt regulator) originally from Tanzania \u2013 grad degrees at Waterloo, spoke 
of importance of standards in industry and an understanding of effects 
that new technology has\u2026 (eg:5G?)”—not edited\/reviewed by the panelists 
though. just for your info. hope it helps. cheers<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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