In this post, I have collected the most important documents and requirements which are necessary to apply some Turkish grad schools.

Targeted Universities for Postdoctoral Studies

Since I have not yet a good brand, I have to look for well-known universities while trying to find the best-fit research group for my research topic. The following list contains a bunch of top schools I am trying to get into. I have to look for the schools located in North America and Europe to have a reasonable and safe number of choices, so I'll skip those schools which are in other parts of the world.

Languages I need to learn

At the moment, I know Turki, Farsi, Arabic, English, and Latin. For my professional life and my interests in science, I need to learn a few languages more. Among them are Greek, German, Russian, and French.

It usually takes one term to progress one step. The following is the time calculation for learning German based on the Gotte Institute information. Supposing that I want to cover A and B levels, it will take totally 18 months or 1.5 year: A1.1 (2 months), A1.2 (2 months), A2.1 (2 months), A2.2 (2 months), B1.1 (2 months), B1.2 (2 months), B2.1 (2 months), B2.2 (2 months), B2.3 (2 months).

If I complete these steps for all the four languages I need, 4*18=72 moths or 5 years. It is not a long time to spend on my future. Once I finish these languages, besides the English, Latin, Turki, Farsi, and Arabic, I will have access to almost all important documents from the west and east cultures to explore the history and evolution of human thought.

MSc Paper Publication

This post entails the journals which are potential locations to publish my paper out of the MSc studies. I will list them and inspect them one-by-one. In the end, I will prepare an ordered list of suitable journals.

MIT Science Textbook Collections

The textbooks are being listed which are advised in the science departments of MIT. The information is gathered from OCW.

My MATSE Bookshelf

This page contains those books on various branches of materials science and engineering which I will read in the future.