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Tag: researcher
Falling (back) in love with research
So, love may be a bit too strong of a word. Do I think you need to love research to … More
doing research on a low energy budget: PhD life with Chronic Fatigue
This is a guest post by Alison Thompson, a PhD Researcher in Chemical and Biological Engineering, and a member of … More
should I apply for a graduate scheme if seeking a career beyond academia?
This is the final Think Ahead blog post from, Jane Simm, Careers Adviser for Researchers. Jane retires on the 31 … More
bridging the gap between researchers and politicians – an interview with Sir Kevin Barron MP
This is a guest post from Ellen Buckley, Billy Bryan and Duncan Gillespie, members of the Medicine, Dentistry and Health’s … More
watch your image
Most people have some form of digital footprint these days; it’s an occupational hazard in almost all lines of work. … More
how would I improve this workshop? – the things I think but cannot say
This is a guest post, written by and expressing the views of Dr Steve Hutchinson (founder of Hutchinson Training and Development). Steve runs … More
researchers as a resource in the ‘gig’ economy?
Following this post and this post from @kayguccione about attitudes to leaving academia, this is a guest post from Dr Cally … More
the unbearable silence of leaving the academy?
Via twitter (@kayguccione) I came across this anonymous article yesterday. It adds to a growing recent batch of articles in various … More
anticipating mentoring disengagers
I’ve been working as an insider in research and academic staff mentoring programmes for a while now, and I’ve tried … More