Many researchers of today think that Science and Technology is just "colourful pictures" and "animations in high-definition". It makes me feel sad that science and technology has fallen to such low levels of management and of ad-agencies where they talk nonsense, for hours, about literally no content whatsoever. Majority of the times it has been showing off and talking technical gibberish without understanding what they are talking.
Adding to this, the management (who actually does nothing but run after money) makes the life of scientists and engineers a lot more difficult by incorporating meaningless assessment procedures and changing them so often. After all, they have nothing better to do. All of this unwarranted pressure is producing researchers who are more of ad-makers than who they are supposed to be...
This is my opinion based on my experience. I would like to know what many other researchers and technologists here think. Please share your experience.
If a researcher can obtain a solution for a specific industrial problem, then the research may be considered colorful. When industry accept the finding, research become complete.
It needs original thinking, hard work and perseverance. It will lead to job satisfaction, productivity, knowledge, Industry & institute interaction, IPR, ... etc.
Dr.S.Ravindran
Dear Sir,
I couldn't find I way to contact you, so i am trying to contact you in this post. I am working on my graduation thesis about coupled thermomechanical behaviour of thin-walled steel elements. I am modelling this behaviour first in 1D. I saw your reply on a comment on linkedIn and i thought i could ask you this question.
Is it possible if you check my code if it is correct or comment where I could improve it? I am a little bit stuck at the moment and I don't know if this is the correct way to do this.
I attach it in this reply and you can contact me on:
Thank you in advance!
Best regards
Rick Titulaer
Rick Titulaer,
If I am correct, the topic under consideration & your answer do not get connected.
Dear Dr. Ravindran,
You are correct. However I wanted to ask mr. Kadapa this specific question since he replied to a related question on another forum. I couldn't find a way to ask him this question, so I tried in this topic.
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