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 ====== Meeting and hosting academics ====== ====== Meeting and hosting academics ======
  
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   - **Tell them about your research.** Give them a nice gentle introduction to what you do. Tell them about interesting maths or physical problems you're working on. Tailor this dependent on what they do.    - **Tell them about your research.** Give them a nice gentle introduction to what you do. Tell them about interesting maths or physical problems you're working on. Tailor this dependent on what they do. 
   - **Ask them what they're working on.**    - **Ask them what they're working on.** 
-  - **Ask them about their PhD or their career.** E.g. "I saw that you did your PhD on X, Y, Z with A". How did you get to Institution B after that?" +  - **Ask them about their PhD or their career.** E.g. "I saw that you did your PhD on X, Y, Z with A". How did you get to Institution B after that?" "How did you like your PhD at Institution C? What was it like working with A?"
   - **Ask them about their university or research group.** E.g. "What is the fluid dyanamics group at Institution B like?" Ask them about what the PhD students are like, whether the undergraduates are annoying, what classes they're dealing with this term, etc.    - **Ask them about their university or research group.** E.g. "What is the fluid dyanamics group at Institution B like?" Ask them about what the PhD students are like, whether the undergraduates are annoying, what classes they're dealing with this term, etc. 
-  - **Ask about cultural differences.** E.g. "What was it like doing a PhD in the UK and now where in the US?" +  - **Ask about cultural differences.** E.g. "What was it like doing a PhD in the UK and now working in the US?"  
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 +===== What should I bring? ===== 
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 +  * It is a good idea to bring a laptop or whatever you might need to describe your work in a comprehensible fashion (like an old talk).  
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 +===== Where? ===== 
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 +  * The social space (whiteboard) is great as neutral ground.  
 +  * 4W cafe is convenient and nice 
 +  * Claverton Down rooms for lunch (with the students) 
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 +===== Paying and other things ===== 
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 +  * For food and coffee, get **an itemised receipt** and claim afterwards.  
 +  * If you need to help speaker get at taxi, there is a bulletin board in the Maths reception office with the taxi number and code. Ask the administrator or Myla Watts to assist.