Resources
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Graduate Students
While the creation of this list is inspired by supporting my direct mentees, I share it publicly to hopefully help other graduate students seeking resources to learn how to better fit into a graduate program.
- MeToMeToo: Advice my twin sister was giving me when I was a PhD student, that we then captured in a blog.
- Matt Might’s blog: As a PhD student, I found many of these articles helpful, especially those in the section “Graduate School”.
- Devi Parikh’s blog: Much of her advice and personal anecdotes resonate with me.
- Michael Nielsen’s Principles of Effective Research: Relevant advice for individuals curious how to be an effective member of my research group.
- Eric Gilbert’s advice for his PhD students: Lots of awesome advice on how to be an effective member of a research group.
- Jon Froehlich’s advice for his PhD students: Lots of awesome advice on how to be an effective member of a research group.
- How to do research, write papers, and give talks: Great practical advice!
- How to write a great research paper: Valuable practical advice!
- PhD fellowship opportunities: Lists from University of Washington and Princeton University
Assistant Professors
This list is for current and aspiring Assistant Professors, spanning resources that help me as an Assistant Professor and resources that I believe helped my mentees who similarly embarked on careers as an Assistant Professor.
- 7-Year Postdoc: Advice I have loved since day 1 of becoming an Assistant Professor.
- Vijay Chidambaram’s Assistant Professor Handbook: Advice I wish I had discovered in my early days as an Assistant Professor.
Computer Vision Researchers
While the creation of this list is inspired by supporting my direct mentees, I share it publicly to hopefully help other graduate students seeking resources to learn how to better fit into the computer vision research community.
- How to write a good CVPR submission: written by Bill Freeman