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Many congratulations Andy – well done.
I’ll pass on a piece of sage advice from my old supervisor – don’t use Dr. on a flight ticket!
In my case I used it on a hotel booking in Scotland and had a waiter (at dinner) asking my opinion of his back problems. I advised him to see his GP!
George
I’ll pass on a piece of sage advice from my old supervisor – don’t use Dr. on a flight ticket!
In my case I used it on a hotel booking in Scotland and had a waiter (at dinner) asking my opinion of his back problems. I advised him to see his GP!
When on holiday a GP I know tells people they’re a vet.
Alex.
I just wanted to add my congratulations too Dr Andy! Its a huge achievement, having overcome many challenges along the way.
Best wishes for your post doc
Helen
When on holiday a GP I know tells people they’re a vet.
Two things:
1) a friend of mine fell off his bicycle outside a vet’s practice. He was given excellent first aid.
2) Vets need to know at least something about almost everything medical concerning warm-blooded animals. They are generalists par excellence. To be honest, I would rather be treated for relatively minor injuries by a vet than by a brain surgeon or gynaecologist.Thank you all!
I have received official notification of the award of my PhD, after the minor corrections to my thesis were accepted.
I don’t expect anyone to read it, but I thought I would use this opportunity to provide a link to my thesis at the University of Exeter online portal http://hdl.handle.net/10871/137743
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