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TSR Med Students' Society Part IV

Reply 180

Vulpes

15

Original post by digitalis

Finals in a week.

Good luck!!!! :yy:

Reply 181

Wangers

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Writing a dissertation discussion is quite literally trashing your experiments, over and over again. Scientists are some of the most brutal critics I have ever come across. Yes, because I purposefully chose to do an experiment with some faults. Sadly, those faults are part of the experimental archtechure, and if I could correct them, I might win a nobel. Until then....I continue to dissertatate :frown:

I will be nicer from now on about criticising other people's work. - If it were possible to within budget to do that, do you not think I would have done it?!

Reply 182

rumandraisin

Does anyone have access to this article?

Autophagy as a target for anticancer therapy. Nat Rev Clin Oncol. 2011 May 17;8(9):528-39

Reply 183

Wangers

16

Original post by rumandraisin

Does anyone have access to this article?

Autophagy as a target for anticancer therapy. Nat Rev Clin Oncol. 2011 May 17;8(9):528-39

I have it

Reply 184

rumandraisin

Original post by Wangers

I have it

Cheers. Never done the whole giving/receiving of articles on here before, so is it best for me to PM you my email address? Thanks a million!

NVM: PM'd you anyway

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 185

Wangers

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Original post by rumandraisin

Cheers. Never done the whole giving/receiving of articles on here before, so is it best for me to PM you my email address? Thanks a million!

NVM: PM'd you anyway

Diablo III comes out on my birthday! I will be celebrating turning 20 at midnight in Leicester Square <3

Reply 187

ThisLittlePiggy

12

CRASH alarm went mental today - ran around looking for V.sick punters for about 3 minutes before it cut out and someone declared false alarm.

Glad for the chance to run about for a bit on what was a painfully dull day but pretty pleased no one died.

Had it been worse than Monday's dreariness: an arrest would have been much preferable.

Reply 188

GodspeedGehenna

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Original post by RollerBall

Diablo III comes out on my birthday!

I wouldn't count on it.

Reply 189

-steph-

2

Hey guys

I have a quick question about intercalation, how do the offers work? E.g. say you get like 3 offers, do you just choose 1 out of the 3 and reject the other 2? Where as in UCAS you had a firm and insurance.
Also in the offers, they ask for you to pass the module. But when I spoke to Kings on their open day they said something about rejecting people who they made offers to because even though they passed their grades weren't good enough. Is that possible and does this happen at Imperial and Queen mary?

Thanks.

Reply 190

RollerBall

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Original post by GodspeedGehenna

I wouldn't count on it.

Shhh, I can dream. I know it'll probably mean October but I am willing to run with blind optimisim for now.

Reply 191

Becca-Sarah

OP

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Original post by -steph-

Hey guys

I have a quick question about intercalation, how do the offers work? E.g. say you get like 3 offers, do you just choose 1 out of the 3 and reject the other 2? Where as in UCAS you had a firm and insurance.
Also in the offers, they ask for you to pass the module. But when I spoke to Kings on their open day they said something about rejecting people who they made offers to because even though they passed their grades weren't good enough. Is that possible and does this happen at Imperial and Queen mary?

Thanks.

The unis don't talk to each other, so they won't know if you have offers elsewhere. Generally the offer dates are staggered, so King's came out first, then QM/BL, then Imperial last year. You then have until sometime in May, I think, to return their reply slip and say yay or nay to their offer. There's no point in having an insurance like on UCAS cos all of them will be asking you to pass the year - if you don't do that then it's unlikely any of them will take you. Never heard of people being rejected post-offer.

Reply 192

billet-doux

14

Original post by -steph-

Hey guys

I have a quick question about intercalation, how do the offers work? E.g. say you get like 3 offers, do you just choose 1 out of the 3 and reject the other 2? Where as in UCAS you had a firm and insurance.
Also in the offers, they ask for you to pass the module. But when I spoke to Kings on their open day they said something about rejecting people who they made offers to because even though they passed their grades weren't good enough. Is that possible and does this happen at Imperial and Queen mary?

Thanks.

I'm not sure about their policy for externals, but for internals King's require you to pass all your exams & SSCs first time with a minimum of 55%. Whereas for Imperial I believe they'll take you as long as you pass your exams for that year- whether it may be first time or by resits.

Hope this helps!

Reply 193

Mushi_master

17

Original post by crazylemon

My Reg has named me and one of my firm partners as, 'ant and dec'. Looks like it might continue for the whole 10 weeks. Great.
Ah well at least he teaches us well

An F1 on my gastro firm called me Swedish pornstar for 12 weeks because of my blonde ponytail.

Reply 194

fairy spangles

1

So finals are looming and my examination technique sucks big style.
Crashed and burned in my final assessment today, maybe an over exaggeration, but knocked my confidence a little.

Reply 195

Skwee

Original post by Helenia

Just wait till you try to buy wedding flowers...

Haha, indeed...! :rolleyes:

Original post by digitalis

Finals in a week.

Good luck with that. :smile:

Original post by Carpediemxx

Found out today i have passed all my finals and now a Doctor (awaiting graduation)!! :biggrin:

Oh wow, congratulations! I bet that must feel soooo good! *jealous* 104 days to go for me...

---

And while we're at it, I may as well ask for an article too if someone has this (actually it's an ahead-of-print epub, but who knows, maybe I'll get lucky...):

Chang, C. (2012) Neonatal autoimmune diseases: A critical review. J Autoimmun.

Cheers! :biggrin:

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 196

Philosoraptor

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Original post by fairy spangles

So finals are looming and my examination technique sucks big style.
Crashed and burned in my final assessment today, maybe an over exaggeration, but knocked my confidence a little.

Was this a real examination or a mock?

Reply 197

SMed

11

Original post by Skwee

And while we're at it, I may as well ask for an article too if someone has this (actually it's an ahead-of-print epub, but who knows, maybe I'll get lucky...):

Chang, C. (2012) Neonatal autoimmune diseases: A critical review. J Autoimmun.

Cheers! :biggrin:

I got it. It's over 500kb so PM me your email. :smile:

Reply 198

digitalis

17

Original post by fairy spangles

So finals are looming and my examination technique sucks big style.
Crashed and burned in my final assessment today, maybe an over exaggeration, but knocked my confidence a little.

So, in reality, fairyspangles passed overall, did borderline in a handful and failed one. :p:

Reply 199

Tech

12

Could anyone do me a massive favour and see if they can get hold of this?

A. Momose, T. Takeda, Y. Itai, and K. Hirano, “Phase-contrast x-ray computed tomography for observing biological soft tissues,” Nat. Med. 2, 473–475 (1996)

Cheers :redface:

edit: nvm, managed to get it myself!

(edited 12 years ago)

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