| David ( @ 2008-03-19 18:51:00 |
Woohoo!
I finally got a first author paper!
Alright, so my supervisor didn't tell me about it (I chanced upon it when bitterly looking over Pubmed to see what she'd published recently - it turns out that the giggling wank-spasm of a 3rd year called Richard has also published recently), but there it is anyway. I got my sister to send me a copy. Here's the header and abstract so you can all go WTF? at it:
Jenkins DC, Sylvester ID, Pinheiro TJ. The elusive intermediate on the folding pathway of the prion protein. FEBS J. 2008;275(6):1323-35.

See it on Pubmed here.
I'll be keeping a close eye on it to see just how many publications cite it. Or not.
Still, that's the final box ticked from my PhD. Now at least I have a publication to put on my CV so I can say at job interviews "yes, I'm a medical writer with a PhD and I had my work published properly.
AWESOME.
I finally got a first author paper!
Alright, so my supervisor didn't tell me about it (I chanced upon it when bitterly looking over Pubmed to see what she'd published recently - it turns out that the giggling wank-spasm of a 3rd year called Richard has also published recently), but there it is anyway. I got my sister to send me a copy. Here's the header and abstract so you can all go WTF? at it:
Jenkins DC, Sylvester ID, Pinheiro TJ. The elusive intermediate on the folding pathway of the prion protein. FEBS J. 2008;275(6):1323-35.

See it on Pubmed here.
I'll be keeping a close eye on it to see just how many publications cite it. Or not.
Still, that's the final box ticked from my PhD. Now at least I have a publication to put on my CV so I can say at job interviews "yes, I'm a medical writer with a PhD and I had my work published properly.
AWESOME.