Is it possible (and also meaningful) to do two PhDs? During my PhD I have developed two different research projects in parallel. This was not planned from the beginning, it just happened this way. I am sure each of these could be presented as a PhD and I am thinking on the possibility of presenting both, one after the other one. Would that make sense?  I had a quick talk with my Professor although I didn't ask him about this option because I had the fear he would find it a bit arrogant. So first of all, I wanted to get to know if it is meaningful.   Thanks in advance
Is doing two PhDs a good path? I am studying a combined bachelor of engineering (electrical) and bachelor of mathematics; I just started this year and will graduate in 2018. The reason why I am doing double degrees and not a single degree is because I love both electrical engineering and mathematics and I could not ignore any of them. So with this in mind, I am thinking of doing two PhDs when I graduate (one in electrical engineering and one in mathematics). Is this a good path or I should concentrate on only one of them?
Oven temperature for multiple ducks? Do I need to adjust the oven temperature in a roast duck recipe if I want to put more than one duck in the oven at a time.   I suspect I should keep the same temperature but keep them in longer.  Should I cover each duck in foil individually or together?  Does it matter if they are on the same pan?