King's College London · Basic and Clinical Neuroscience
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## Advisor Style & Mentorship Meetings as needed, depending on the student. More hands-off but always interested and engaged in the student's projects. Usually replies to emails on the same day. ## Expectations for PhD Students Graduation takes the expected length of UK PhDs. Late work is definitely not expected, work hours are really flexible as long as you get what you need done. Weekend work is needed occassionally due to the nature of the research, but we were free to take days off to compensate for weekend work. ## Funding & Support Funding depends on the PhD programme, not the PI - students need to come with their own funding, the majority join the lab through KCL PhD programmes. Deepak is always very supportive of any personal issues etc. All PhD students generally go to at least one conference a year, and at least one international conference, but sometimes you need to apply for funding. ## Research Research is a bit all over the place, the lab works on a lot of different research areas related to iPSC work, most people have their own projects, with some projects shared, but there are clear divisions in the work - there is no competition in the lab or anything. ## Lab Culture Lab culture is great, most rotation students stay. In my time one research assistant resigned. One PhD student left after I finished but the student left for reasons unrelated to the lab. Internships are not a thing unless built into the structure of your PhD programme, in which case they're fine!
Meetings as needed, depending on the student. More hands-off but always interested and engaged in the student's projects. Usually replies to emails on the same day.
## Expectations for PhD Students
Graduation takes the expected length of UK PhDs. Late work is definitely not expected, work hours are really flexible as long as you get what you need done. Weekend work is needed occassionally due to the nature of the research, but we were free to take days off to compensate for weekend work.
## Funding & Support
Funding depends on the PhD programme, not the PI - students need to come with their own funding, the majority join the lab through KCL PhD programmes. Deepak is always very supportive of any personal issues etc. All PhD students generally go to at least one conference a year, and at least one international conference, but sometimes you need to apply for funding.
## Research
Research is a bit all over the place, the lab works on a lot of different research areas related to iPSC work, most people have their own projects, with some projects shared, but there are clear divisions in the work - there is no competition in the lab or anything.
## Lab Culture
Lab culture is great, most rotation students stay. In my time one research assistant resigned. One PhD student left after I finished but the student left for reasons unrelated to the lab.
Internships are not a thing unless built into the structure of your PhD programme, in which case they're fine!
Yes, I recommend this PI.