Nobel Prize #100 for University of Chicago?
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Anonymous
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2017 doctorate in Chemistry
Vanderbilt -> Cambridge -> UChicago |
Anonymous
| Still zero for UVA |
Anonymous
Great post. |
Anonymous
| But UChicago sends out so many postcards... |
Anonymous
Northeastern??? |
Anonymous
LOL. Was gonna say they are already printing up another batch with #100! On the front. |
Anonymous
| How many of them teach undergrads? |
Anonymous
Hopefully none. |
Anonymous
101  Another one this morning (Econ)
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Anonymous
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1 for Chicago and 2 for MIT
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Anonymous
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is the count for who is hosting the work? or how has teaching faculty with prizes?
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Anonymous
My kid is a second year there. I will say that for her classes in her major (a science field), she is getting taught by some really high level researchers. It is really very cool. For the core classes, they are taught usually by instructional professors rather than researchers but they are also good. No nobel laureates yet though I admit
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Anonymous
| Economics is not a real Nobel. |
Anonymous
| A Nobel prize is not a guarantee that the professor is a good teacher. I was taught by 2 different ones (in grad school). One of them was by far the worst teacher in the department, even though he was brilliant. |
Anonymous
They will remain "0" for the next 20 years. |