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- The new system reduces the time spent on explaining general guidelines and norms to new graduate students.
- This enables senior researchers and principal investigators to focus on offering personalized coaching.
- This tailored approach enhances the value of the PhD education by addressing individual student needs.
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has been developed to minimize the time spent reiterating general guidance and "norms" that need to be instilled in new graduate students. This allows principal investigators and senior researchers to provide high value, customized coaching for the individual student which is where the real value of the PhD education is expressed.
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