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Well, that is a statement..! As an MD PhD with over 60 (co-)publications including multiple in top 1% journals I can say for sure that this is untrue. Of course
by niekmaas 3mo ago
Well, that is a statement..! As an MD PhD with over 60 (co-)publications including multiple in top 1% journals I can say for sure that this is untrue. Of course this may be different per topic and country, but there is perfect research being published by non-PhD scientists. In fact, the PI from a top-tier US university I collaborate with for over 10 years doesn't even have a PhD.
- KeplerBoy 3mo agoYou can be a PI without having a PhD?
- internet_user 3mo agoEven Hassabis found time to do a PhD. This is extra strange.
- dekhn 3mo agoI've seen this a few times- for example, my manager at Berkeley Lab was a PI but only had an undergrad degree. This is very rare, however.
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- 11101010010001 3mo agoBoth your statement and the OPs are an appeal to expertise which is not a substitute for the scientific method.