Lab Rules

1. Respect the academic ethics. Be honest.

1. No plagiarism. Be sure to include proper citations for information sources.
2. No fake data. Never overclaim your results.
3. Inquire the advisor if you are not sure if doing something is okay or not.
4. Do not discuss your research with others without prior agreement from the advisor. 

2.  Maintain good lab habits and atmosphere.

1. We don't welcome students who want to just "fool around" and "pass the course" to join our lab.
2. We're democratic in our lab; feel free to challenge the advisor with knowledge and rationale! 
3. Feel free to let the advisor know if you are unhappy with the task assignment or the research instructions.
4. Be friendly with your labmates even if they made some mistake unintentionally.
5. Check your email at least once per day (suggested: twice per day, once in the morning and the other in the evening) Once you receive a mail from your advisor, please reply it with your confirmation.
6. Take notes in meetings; mail the advisor a meeting report in 48 hours (suggested: 24 hours).
7. Join the talks that advisor asked you to.

3. Help establish a strong and promising lab.

1. Try your best to improve yourself and your works.
2. Help share the assigned lab tasks.

4. Have a healthy, happy, and highly-promising M.S. or B.S. life!

1. Have regular exercises and enough exercises.
2. Love what you do, and do what you love.
3. Plan your future now, no matter you will pursue a Ph.D. degree or industry jobs.