Harvard University · Electrical Engineering, Applied Mathematics
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## Advisor Style & Mentorship
Hank's students are free, and he is open to: * give initial ideas of a brand new project that is in Hank's mind * break the goal into several pieces to conquer respectively * share paper that are highly related to the project * directly debug the code together with students (Hank is an awesome MATLAB coder)
## Expectations for Students
I'm Hank's intern and Hank did not directly tell me about his expectations on interns. However, Hank's 2 first-year PhD students have already got the ability to find some projects themselves to work on.
## Funding & Support
Sufficient. Currently the lab has 7 workstations (each with 2 RTX 6000 Ada, at least 56 CPUs and at least 512GB memory) and 1 robotic arm. There are also keyboards & mice for everyone, and several 3840x1600 screens. New PhD students can upgrade their laptops using Hank's funding.
## Research
Hank got his EB1A 1 year within his PhD graduation, which is almost impossible for a Chinese male.
## Lab Culture
* No lab meetings. There are indeed reading groups hosted by the postdoc, but no one is forced to participate. * Freedom in working. Students are neither required to work in office nor required to work during weekdays. Again, everyone in Hank's group are super self-motivated, so currently this is the best for everyone in the group. * Friendliness. During weekends and holidays, if Hank or his postdoc goes to the office, they will take every student there to have lunch or dinner together.
Hank's students are free, and he is open to:
* give initial ideas of a brand new project that is in Hank's mind
* break the goal into several pieces to conquer respectively
* share paper that are highly related to the project
* directly debug the code together with students (Hank is an awesome MATLAB coder)
## Expectations for Students
I'm Hank's intern and Hank did not directly tell me about his expectations on interns. However, Hank's 2 first-year PhD students have already got the ability to find some projects themselves to work on.
## Funding & Support
Sufficient. Currently the lab has 7 workstations (each with 2 RTX 6000 Ada, at least 56 CPUs and at least 512GB memory) and 1 robotic arm. There are also keyboards & mice for everyone, and several 3840x1600 screens. New PhD students can upgrade their laptops using Hank's funding.
## Research
Hank got his EB1A 1 year within his PhD graduation, which is almost impossible for a Chinese male.
## Lab Culture
* No lab meetings. There are indeed reading groups hosted by the postdoc, but no one is forced to participate.
* Freedom in working. Students are neither required to work in office nor required to work during weekdays. Again, everyone in Hank's group are super self-motivated, so currently this is the best for everyone in the group.
* Friendliness. During weekends and holidays, if Hank or his postdoc goes to the office, they will take every student there to have lunch or dinner together.
Yes, I recommend this PI.