Muyang Xu

Every midnight I decide to change my entire life

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Gettin’ turnt to a metranome

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Emily Dickinson

I want to become a surgeon, idk about the field of surgery rn but it's something i've wanted to do forever. What are the steps to become a sugeon? What major do i have to take? And how long will it take? Thanks!

Becoming a surgeon requires 4 years of undergraduateschool, 4 years of medical school and 4-8 years of specializedresidency training.

Get your bachelor’s: Choosethe right undergraduate major for medical school

Take the MCAT: Prepare for theMCAT Exam

Complete Medical School

Complete a Residency Program

Get Licensed (USMLE)

Choose a field/specialization

OtherResources:

Steps to Become a Doctor:Education and Career Roadmap

Surgeon EducationSteps

How toBecome a Doctor or a Surgeon

I slowed down Mozart’s Lacrimosa 800% with Paulstretch. Listening to this is like looking into the face of God and seeing Him smiling back and saying, “You are my most wondrous creation.”

“Why do your showers take so long” uh probably because I was practicing conducting a cello concerto my bad

5 things you didn’t know about...conductive graphene inks

Credit: James Macleod/University of Cambridge Department of Engineering

1. They have a high concentration of graphene flakes – up to 100g per litre.

2. They are made in a microfluidisation process, during which graphene flakes are broken off graphite using ultra-high shear forces.

3. 100% of the starting graphite material is converted into useable graphene flakes.

4. Carboxymethylcellulose sodium salt is used to stabilise the material, without a need for centrifugation.

5. Applications include large-scale screen-printing, flexible electronics, such as transistors and photovoltaic cells, and potential future uses in food packaging.

To find out more see page 15 of the upcoming April issue of Materials World.