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Computational Chem project

Zeuge

Zeuge

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A friend of mine is working at a prestigious chem laboratory working on computational chemistry and numerical methods. He is going to write a paper on numerical methods in chemistry and wants me to coauthor (I have a stronger background in statistics and comp sci than him). Should I mention the project on my resume at all?
 
Andy Nguyen said:
Why not? You worry it has nothing to do with finance at all? Then put emphasis on the computational aspect of the research where you contribute.
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I'm just worried that it would be taking up valuable space on the resume.
 
The way I deal with the space problem is by putting a link to my website with my grad projects on it. If they are actually interested in my academic graduate work, they can go to the website. If they're not interested, they were never going to pay attention to my mention of it on my resume.
 
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