>be me, a second-year undergraduate>applied to two research opportunities before>one of them told me there were no space for me and the other ghosted me >discover one particular lab that i'm really, really interested in>desperate to get into this research group as an inexperienced undergraduate>email the principal investigator of the lab on Friday at 6 pm>no reply yetHow long should I wait before reasonably concluding the principal investigator has ghosted me? What else can I do to optimize my chances? I am extremely eager to join this lab, despite lacking direct experience in the field (although I am pursuing a relevant major).
>>31926892you should be asking other people you know in the field. what are you gonna get out asking a bunch of teenage boys sitting in their bedrooms seething over not getting pussy? nobody valuable enough to give you a straight answer to that is going to be here.
Crossposted to >>>/sci/16356473
>>31926892Walk to the professor's office. Talk to him.
>>31926892Wait a few more days before emailing the investigator again. The investigator is probably just busy. School is starting so there's loads of paperwork.