First CET Presentation
Yesterday, I went to Nancy, France for my CET (comité d’encadrement de thèse) evaluation on my doctoral research. It is no secret that I don’t have much idea why I am doing the peak-detection and spectral decomposition of an input IR spectral data; it was just something I was doing simply because I could do it and the supervisor told me to do so. Now, after some feedbacks from my two CET members; I have a little more idea on why spectrometrists are interested in the spectral decomposition of the signals they get from their samples. At least it felt a bit better knowing that the work I was doing for the past few months are not entirely for null, despite the doubt I have about the entire field.
