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A professor tweeted that he has a PhD position in his lab. I am trying to write a mail regarding that. How should I express that where did I find the advertisement?
Is it right to start mail like this:
Dear Prof. ZZZ,
I am writing to apply for the PhD position which was posted on your twitter.
Or should I write something else?
professors email
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A professor tweeted that he has a PhD position in his lab. I am trying to write a mail regarding that. How should I express that where did I find the advertisement?
Is it right to start mail like this:
Dear Prof. ZZZ,
I am writing to apply for the PhD position which was posted on your twitter.
Or should I write something else?
professors email
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Twitter with capital letter, I think?
– Matthias
6 hours ago
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Why not just DM him?
– Azor Ahai
6 hours ago
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A professor tweeted that he has a PhD position in his lab. I am trying to write a mail regarding that. How should I express that where did I find the advertisement?
Is it right to start mail like this:
Dear Prof. ZZZ,
I am writing to apply for the PhD position which was posted on your twitter.
Or should I write something else?
professors email
asked 8 hours ago
lsr729lsr729
901 silver badge6 bronze badges
A professor tweeted that he has a PhD position in his lab. I am trying to write a mail regarding that. How should I express that where did I find the advertisement?
Is it right to start mail like this:
Dear Prof. ZZZ,
I am writing to apply for the PhD position which was posted on your twitter.
Or should I write something else?
professors email
professors email
asked 8 hours ago
lsr729lsr729
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asked 8 hours ago
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asked 8 hours ago
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Twitter with capital letter, I think?
– Matthias
6 hours ago
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Why not just DM him?
– Azor Ahai
6 hours ago
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Twitter with capital letter, I think?
– Matthias
6 hours ago
1
Why not just DM him?
– Azor Ahai
6 hours ago
Twitter with capital letter, I think?
– Matthias
6 hours ago
Twitter with capital letter, I think?
– Matthias
6 hours ago
1
1
Why not just DM him?
– Azor Ahai
6 hours ago
Why not just DM him?
– Azor Ahai
6 hours ago
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That is perfectly fine. The professor chose to use twitter as a medium of announcing the position. They are expecting responses to that advertisement. It's always a good idea to explain how you heard about the position. Your email does all of those things.
answered 8 hours ago
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Agree that it is fine. Probably not essential, though.
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That is perfectly fine. The professor chose to use twitter as a medium of announcing the position. They are expecting responses to that advertisement. It's always a good idea to explain how you heard about the position. Your email does all of those things.
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Agree that it is fine. Probably not essential, though.
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That is perfectly fine. The professor chose to use twitter as a medium of announcing the position. They are expecting responses to that advertisement. It's always a good idea to explain how you heard about the position. Your email does all of those things.
answered 8 hours ago
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Agree that it is fine. Probably not essential, though.
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8 hours ago
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That is perfectly fine. The professor chose to use twitter as a medium of announcing the position. They are expecting responses to that advertisement. It's always a good idea to explain how you heard about the position. Your email does all of those things.
answered 8 hours ago
Michael StachowskyMichael Stachowsky
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That is perfectly fine. The professor chose to use twitter as a medium of announcing the position. They are expecting responses to that advertisement. It's always a good idea to explain how you heard about the position. Your email does all of those things.
answered 8 hours ago
Michael StachowskyMichael Stachowsky
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answered 8 hours ago
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answered 8 hours ago
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Twitter with capital letter, I think?
– Matthias
6 hours ago
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Why not just DM him?
– Azor Ahai
6 hours ago