"You must publish 10 papers to graduate." Is this a reasonable requirement for Ph.D?

Answer: In the Anglo-American STEM world, if you publish 10 or more reasonable.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You "You must publish 10 papers to graduate." Is this a reasonable requirement for Ph.D.? Michael Rose, Professor at University of California, Irvine (1987-present) Written Jun 10, 2018 In the Anglo-American STEM world, if you publish 10 or more reasonable articles from your PhD studies, you should be assured a reasonable shot at a faculty position. R1 (do...  Read More » How is living in China under Xi Jinping? Are the people there under pressure? Peter Brown, former Former Vice President and Global Manager (1997-2006) Written Sep 11 I am British and live in China half a year, so can only answer on an expat basis. The question implies that Xi Jinping is some kind of dictator, this is not the case. There a...  Read More » Why don't F1 cars have brake lights? Rohn Jay Miller, Sportswriter / Editor, UPI, Knight Ridder at United Press International (1974-pr... Updated Oct 5 According to Martin Brundle, ex-F1 driver and current SkyF1 commentator, this is one of the questions he gets asked at parties the most often. The answer, Brundle says is th...  Read More » What habits of PhD students do you find most unproductive? Neil Menon, Research Scholar - Material Science & Nanotechnology Updated Mar 16 This is a tricky question to answer. I was going to answer what habits I found "productive" before realizing the question asked for "unproductive". The thing is, a PhD is su...  Read More » If Python is slow, how do YouTube and Google searches work extremely fast? Garry Taylor, Technical Cofounder (2017-present) Written Feb 4 As I understand it, Google does not use Python for things like that. What is Python used for at Google? Not sure about YouTube, but apparently there are efforts to translate ...  Read More » What is 1/x = x^-1? Philip Lloyd, Specialist Calculus Teacher, Motivator and Baroque Trumpet Soloist. Updated Jul 14 I want explain this by logic NOT using a "formula" or a definition! By simply cancelling the b's in the following we see a pattern: It is not the above "formula" we should re...  Read More » Who is the least impressive PhD applicant you have ever seen who still got into a PhD program? Melinda Duncan, Professor at University of Delaware Written Oct 16, 2018 2.3 undergrad GPA in biology, had worked in banking for 12 years with no research experience, then applied to graduate school in biology. He was persistent and bugged facul...  Read More » If the police bang on my door and tell me they have a warrant for my arrest but tell me they will show me when I get to the station, what's my first action, after arrest? Is this legal? Lou Alvis Written Jun 19 I was met at the door of my home, by plain clothes officers, telling me I was to be put under arrest. . the warrant was not fully filled out, there was No Reason or Charge. I asked, ... Read More » Is Xi Jinping a good president? Rei Tanotsuka, Entrepreneur (2018-present) Updated Sep 25 The question is whether a strong father figure is good or not? It amazes me how many people think China's rule, especially under Xi is "unique". It isn't. Lee Kwan Yew is th...  Read More » I am not satisfied with my PhD thesis. Could it be worthwhile to do another PhD? Hanlie Wessels, PhD Organic Chemistry Updated Jul 6 Have you already graduated? If yes, your feelings towards your PhD thesis don't matter. Your thesis is supposed to be the worst work you do in your entire research career. Y...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/