This blog comes to you from the interdisciplinary Researcher Development team at the University of Sheffield who lead the Think Ahead…
#TalesofJoyinResearch 7- Tale of a headset – David Randall
To the question “what brings you joy in research“, Dr David Randall from Medical Physics (Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and…
#TalesofJoyinResearch 6 -Tale of a cuppa- Isabel Windeatt
Isabel Windeatt, Postgraduate Research Student in the Department of Human Communication Sciences shares her tale of joy. One of the most positive…
Rewards of working with undergraduate students during summer research placements
Alex James, PhD researcher in the Department of Chemistry shares his experience as a Think Ahead SURE scheme supervisor. What…
Celebrating our research
What happened on June 25th 2019? The Engineering Researchers Symposium, a celebration of research conducted by researchers of the Faculty…
#TalesofJoyinResearch 5- A Haiku about research
A Haiku proposed by Stanislava Naneva, a PhD Student from the Department of Psychology. Create your own Haiku about research! Andrew M.…
#researchwell: The Joy of Singing
Guest post by Dr Michael Bonshor, lecturer in the department of Music. I have recently been working with the Think…
#Researcherled 1: A well-being focused ECR writing retreat, Dr Merisa Thompson
The Think Ahead Team offered researchers from the University of Sheffield the opportunity to apply for funding to organise and…
#TalesofJoyinResearch 4 – Tale of “the creatures”- Thomas Burns
To the question “what brings you joy in research“, Thomas Burns, a doctoral researcher from the Department of Molecular Biology…
#TalesofJoyinResearch 3- Tale of Leonardo Da Vinci, the father of fluid mechanics – Elena Marensi
To the question “what brings you joy in research“, Dr Elena Marensi from the School of Mathematics and Statistics and…
#TalesofJoyinResearch 2- When colourmapping your code makes your day- Heloise Stevance
Heloise Stevance was a PhD Student in the Department Physics and Astronomy. She has now finished her PhD and successfully passed…
