What is a monograph in research?
Monograph is a straightforward and concise form of writing a research paper with less details on a specific subject or addressing a single identified research problem.
What is a monograph example?
An example of a monograph is a book on how the human body uses Vitamin D. A scholarly piece of writing of essay or book length on a specific, often limited subject. To write a monograph on. A treatise on a single genus, species, etc.
How many papers should I read a day?
Just curious what’s normal for everyone. The graduate coordinator of my program says that everyone should read at least one paper a day, so seven a week minimum.
How many books do you have to read for a PhD?
A PhD is the equivalent of 704 books or 7363 hrs of reading.
What is the life of a PhD student?
As a PhD student you are expected to be constantly learning. Be it through your own thesis work, reading papers, or listening to lectures, you are expected to remain up to date and current on all aspects of your area of interest. This means that you are constantly expected to learn. That is your one big job.