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A Tripolation 
I have a Russian physics professor, complete with long hair, unkempt beard, a thick, heavy accent, and a general disdain for English Units. My dream has come true.
Jan 11, 2011
ajb Jan 13, 2011
There can be some cultural differences when it comes to ex-Soviet scientists and western scientist.
Jan 13, 2011
There can be some cultural differences when it comes to ex-Soviet scientists and western scientist.
They tend to like to give hard seminar talks for example. Their supervision of PhD students can be less "hands-on" than that typical in the UK. (or that maybe just the Novikov school from Moscow)
Anyway, I get on with ex-Soviets ok and you should also.
A Tripolation Jan 13, 2011
Jan 13, 2011
I get along with him just fine. He gets flustered easily when he feels that theorems and such are misnamed. :D It's hilarious.
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