Day in the Life of a Cancer Research Master's Student | King's College London | Atousa Vlogs
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you guys seemed to like my other a day in the life of a research student vlog so I thought I would make a second one! so on this wonderful sunday me and a friend who is also studying translational cancer medicine at king's college london met up at the labs in guy's campus, where I was carrying out some exosome extraction experiments with the helps of my friend who is currently a research assistant in cancer research and is soon to start his PhD!
I gotta say - this day was more of a goofy day, it was a sunday, we were all very tired, but we tried to get through with some good old fashioned science humour...whatever that means!
much love xo
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Me : learns how to convert mols into grams using molecular mass, becomes familiar with different measurement units so that I can do precise experiments in the future.
Real scientist : “the tiniest weeniest pinch”
hahahaha love this
Research in an academic setting seems soooo much more chill and less stressful than working in a hospital (seems like more flexibility, and minimal interaction with people...and 2 hours for coffee? 🥰); I think that it would be very enjoyable and rewarding!
There's not a lot of money in academic research, sadly.
Yay! Enjoying watching these!
aw haha yay! I'm glad Jenn! :)
I love this kind of videos 😍😍😍 please make more 💕
I have nothing to do with medicine. I am done with Uni , married with a Kid and this video was still interesting for me😀
Aww, that's so lovely to hear! I'm glad you find this interesting!
atousa ❤️
I LOVE THE VIDEOS THANKKKKK YOU UR amazing
Loved your video really very much!
Great video, Atousa! :) I know you're going into medicine, but I was wondering what Felix is going to get into after his PhD? Also, what exactly are you two investigating for your research project??
Hello lovely :) I have made a video with Felix which is coming up soon and in that he can talk a bit more about his story but basically he wants to work as a cancer researcher, and continue doing research projects for the university! And a very good question! I will make a separate video all about that soon :) Take, care!
Great viedeo m very nice atmosphere in uk for reserches. in ur next videos plz giv more details of what you exactly do with cancer cells research rather showing typical lifestyle 😁😁This time also loved ur video very much😘😘
Hello lovely, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! and yes absolutely, my next day in the life of video is a lot more technical, but I will certainly make specific videos talking about my actual research projects! :)
great atousa. But please dont stop ur research projects after becoming a doctor😊😊
How do you compare a masters degree in the uk vs the us .? Is it beneficial or not for career aspects.. is it considered a negative that’s its only 1 yr.
I applied for Biomedical Sciences - BSc (Hons) in Birmingham city university and in September I'm going to start my course. I wanna ask u , how was the first year for u . Thanks u,so positive and cute 😍
aww that is amazing! best of luck! and my first year was really good, you will be given a LOT of new things to learn, but as long as you keep on top of your notes, you should be fine, and all of the things you will learn are SO interesting! :)
atousa thanks 😃
@@HE-cm8kt hey, how did it go? What r u doing now?
@HE-cm8kt Hiii I started Biomed there this year, how was your experience and how are you doing right now?
Can you talk about clinical experience as a biomeidcal student? I start studying biomeidcal in September and clinical experience is something I want to gain xxx
Hii I know it’s been a while, how are you doing so far? I’m a student who started Biomed this year. Do you have any advice?
Great video. 😇
hey one question does it really matter what uni you go to and are you doing a hcpc portfolio in your uni, also what does the guy want to do as a graduate, work in the nhs or something else? Last one, is the guy and you doing biomedicine course in kings or a masters or phd in something, if so which course was it so i can check it up to see graduate prospects, might be interested. Thx!
hey lovely, that's a tough question to answer because it is both yes and no...as I've said in my other videos, for undergraduate study, some courses are NHS accredited and some aren't so it depends what you want to do - if you want to go into the NHS try searching for NHS accredited courses, and if you want to do more research based, try looking at other universities that do biomedical courses! Also, Felix, the guys who is a graduate of both biomedical science and the master's is going to do a PhD in cancer research, and he wants to work as a cancer researcher in the future, so get involved in discovering new things in the labs and publishing scientific papers etc. But - PhDs aren't so much like courses...they are more like jobs! so they aren't always advertised on university websites in the same way as a degree or master's degree will be! I will make a separate video about this, and there is a video with Felix coming up which should help you out more :) best of luck!
loved the atmosphere there. take care and gl
If you had the option of being a doctor and this type of scientist which one would’ve you choose
of course a doctor ....a more secure position.
Can you make a video about saving up for a degree? And what jobs can you get after a Master's and PhD?
Hey lovely! yes I will add this to my list of videos to make! thanks for the comment :)
atousa Thank you so much!! It'd really help 💕 xo
Im 17. What should I do if I want to be a researcher like Felix? Pls give me some advices
Your video is great atousa! And you have a very lovely smiley face
Hello lovely! :) It's great to hear that you want to be a researcher too! So if you want to do research in a medical field like Felix, you could start by doing biomedical sciences, and after do a research master's and a PhD! Usually when you start biomed, you can decide which area of research you like the most - so for me and felix we both enjoyed cancer research, but there is research in SO many different medical areas :) also that is so sweet of you! I'm glad you like the video :)
Your friend reminds me of Colin Firth
I really like your vedios please keep do this kind of vedios, they r useful and inspiring for research students, best wishes dear
Are you from originally from iran?
What is your specialty?
How long is the PhD?
usually 3-4 years :)
hi, I really want to do biomedical science at kings college and I want to ask if it is ok to do BTEC science to study biomedical science at kings college because I try to see if they accept BETC science students on the website but I really can't find anything . If you can answer this it will be very helpful.
Did you find anything?
@@fardeenhussain9269 yes they do accept BTEC because biomedical science is mostly based on practical work in labs
@@kad4897 will they accept just an extended diploma? Thank you for replying
@@fardeenhussain9269 umm I called one of the universities about BTEC science and the careers you can do they said that they accept extended diploma and extended certificate apparently they said that there is basically no difference between an extended diploma and extended certificate
I love you. You're do sweet and preaty
aw you are too sweet! much love to you too :)
thanke you
Hi mam I am 16 now and I love to do work in labs so I need to become a cancer researcher. But I don't know what subject l have to take in Bsc. Some one said it is microbiology and others it is oncology .so can you help me?
You can take any of the life sciences :) microbiology, oncology, genetics, cell biology, physiology, pharmacology, biomedical sciences etc. all of these (and similar courses) are acceptable!
@@atousa5752 mam what did u take ?
What kinda research you done beautiful
how many persons are admitted into the programme per year?
I think it differs every year but we had 14 in my group :)
Are you studying in the us? Is the master 1 year or 2 ? And whetn you take phd you're gonna pay for it or they'll pay kinda you work?
She's in London. Masters tend to be a year long full time or 2 years part time. There are exceptions though, some are 2 years full time. PhDs are expensive if self-funded but for most home citizens, you get funded and that includes a salary as well. Again, there are exceptions to all things and some don't get paid.
@@Lisa-_-M thank you
Hey atousa,one question are you paid for the research that you do and how much :) ??
hey lovely! at the moment I am studying a master's course, so I don't get paid, but you can get research assistant jobs. I'm not sure how much the pay is though! I think it varies :)
thank you for responding :)
@@atousa5752 i am working in computer field.is a wise decision to go for masters in molecular bioengineering at age 38
Balance the centrifuge.. one place is empty.
Whats ur major
You are working on cancer research and using carcinogenic plastic glass, plate , junk-food . Great . It means you are sure to find out the cure for all cancers . That's the confidence . Keep it up Atousa :D :D
I'm pursuing M.Sc. in Biomedical Science.
Hey atousa, i really like your videos
Pls can u share what'll be the responsibilities of a researcher, like what they need to do! & How much they get paid
Thanks 🤎