/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9948107
Asian countries will carry the torch of civilization, though. They'll be able to stomach the eugenics and genetic engineering techniques that will eventually permit the human race to ascend to a whole new level of intellect, leaving homo sapiens 1.0 in the dust.
White people had their chance, but they're a little too empathetic and wimpy to survive.

So I'm going to be interviewed next week for a research associate position at a small biotech company.
I'm currently an undergrad in my 4th year of school graduating in about another year. The position they're considering me in requires a bachelor's or master's degree so I'm really eager and anxious to blow this interview out of the water.
What kind of interview questions am I expected to answer? They do a whole array of lab work (PCR, electrophoresis, short tandem repeats, DNA sequencing, etc.). Also, they tell me that I should be prepared to stay for a couple of hours to meet the team. Am I going to be doing a panel interview ? I know 3 interviewers will be involved but I'm really nervous because they, all 18 employees, have PhDs and here I am as an undergrad will be performing procedures they do.
What can I expect and what should I be doing between now and 5 days away from the interview?

Really need your help on this one /sci/...

>you will NEVER study physics at magdalen

>>7498177
I watched an abridged version of this video first. I found a great amount of insight from watching this full vid. Some of the men that refuse to go further I can't help but enjoy. I would friend them in an instant. Those that continue and cave in to simple commands of "continue" "the experiement requires you to continue" I feel pity, sadness, detest them. I know many of the people around me at any given time would fall into this. Even people in my own family.

>"I won't continue. He's hollering in there."
>The experiment requires you to continue
>"But who's going to take responsibility for him getting hurt? I'm not taking responsibility for that"
>It is my responsibility. Now continue
>*and the guy goes back to shocking the man who's yelling for help and professed earlier to have a heart condition*
>*and continues to shock the man after he is no longer responsive*

I detest it. I detest it. When or if I find that level of responsibility shirking within myself I pray to non-existent god that I snuff it out.

>>7193047
I'll tell you as long as we start a pepe club together

>there will never be a drug to turn you into a sociable, happy normie

>there will never be a drug to turn you into a sociable, happy normie

>4.0 gpa maths masters
>life always felt and still feels meaningless

Calc1 test today
Chapter 3 on Stewart 7th ED

Did well on using product rule quotient rule chain rule etc.
But did bad on related rates.

English is my second language, The proff put a problem there that i could not even do because I didnt understand the objects used in the problem.

Here is the problem just like it that i googled when i got home.

"A dinghy is pulled toward a dock by a rope from the bow through a ring of the dock 5 feet above the bow, as shown in the figure. The rope is hauled in at the rate of 2 ft/sec.

How fast is the boat approaching the dock when 10 ft of rope are
out?"

I had no idea what a "dinghy" was, nor "bow" in this context, therefore i could not set the problem up. I know its a right triangle, so I BS'd something 3 mins before i had to turn it in