How long does it take for you to get tired/bored of your research?

5 minutes

>>8415206
well when you stand around 5 hours a day looking at rats dig holes>>8415206

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/sci/

I need your help! I am a first year undergrad, trying to get into biophysics research, and I recently was talking to this lab in person about their work and I really want to get involved and told me to shoot them an e-mail, if i am interested in working with them.

What should this e-mail include? I completed making a resume to attach to e-mail, as I presume them to want. I asked for some literature on the topic, and said if i want more just to ask.

Please help me /sci/ I don't want to lose on this wonderful opportunity!

>>8415206
It took me all through my two years of undergrad research and a year into graduate school.

>>8416662
anyone?

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>>8416662
p-pls anyone?/

:(

>>8416662
>>8416781
>>8417044
Man I seem to always go full /r9k/ in situations like these. Like everything I could possibly do or say to themm fucks me up somehow. So I don't really have any useful advice
But /sci/ is a slow board, don't lose heart anon

>>8417053
I really want to get involved with this project, just don't want to fuck up in e-mailing them.

SOME1 HALP

RREEEEEEEEEE REEE REEE

>>8416662

why..why don't you just ask them what they asked for in the email? I mean you are a first year undergraduate student, surely they won't go wombuzzle because you don't know what to put in it i mean pfff don't they teach this in high school?

>>8417896
:( i make mistake, now I learn.Please help

>>8418189

To be honest i am a second year without research experience but i honestly think that first year is a bit too early to actually contribute something to the research, they might just give you a tour or some shit. Unless you are super genius then i guess they will email you instead. I asked my prof what they are working on and i understand a vagur idea of it but in no way im gonna jump in and actually do something.

>>8418231
pretty sure they want me to be their matlab code monkey, but hopefully putting in the time and connections made will help me do something more meaningful and significant later on

>>8418380
>matlab code monkey
loser

>>8418958
>>8418380
am I getting shafted if I'm a code monkey as a first year /sci/?