Monthly Archives: December 2016

Why do you study PhD?

Posted on December 14, 2016 by arnold.yuan

Frequently, if not everyday, I receive emails inquiring position vacancy about MASc or PhD.  Some have very specific research targets, but a majority of them are mainly fishing emails, to which I rarely reply. Research position is always there, if … Continue reading →

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Why are structural grads uninterested in Risk and Reliability?

Posted on December 9, 2016 by arnold.yuan

Some of the materials were first drafted in my LinedIn early on.  But the character limit of LinkedIn makes it only a place to show opinion and not a full argument.  Here is my relatively complete argument: CV8311 Risk and … Continue reading →

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