Dr Katie Askew discussed her experience of not only transitioning from PhD to Postdoc, but also a new labs and new city. With tips and advice based on her own experiences, and highlighting the importance of self-care.
In this blog from the Science Integrity Digest, Elisabeth Bik discusses plagiarism detection, the tools she has been using, and other tools that are available.
How do you convert your 75,000 word PhD thesis into publications? Dr Kellyn Lee from the University of Southampton shares her advice and experiences, after tackling the same challenge in this great guest blog.
Desiree Dickerson discusses learning to control the voice in her head that insisted she wasn’t good enough in this post shared from the Nature Careers website.
Guest blog from Dr Emily Oliver who recently completed her NIHR Clinical Academic Doctorate at the University of Southampton. Discussing her thoughts on how handle completion and what comes next.
10 counter-intuitive insights to help you understand and improve your own writing practice.
Universities are often very well set up for individual disciplines, but if you don’t fit firmly into one of these, you can easily find yourself marginalised. How should you go about doing interdisciplinary research?
Yumeng Mao wrote this article for Science Magazine, sharing insights on making the switch back to academia—where he believes his industry experience will serve him well.
If you wish to contribute to the body of knowledge in medical sciences then you are a right candidate for a career in Medical Research – but resilience is a key requirement!
This post written by Neil A. Lewis, Jr. from Cornell University for Science Magazine provides five tips to guide the way when writing your next funding application.
New blog from Naomi Gallant – having just gone through the Viva, Naomi shares some snippets from her own experience which we hope may help you along the way. Adding to this weeks Viva theme.
Listen to Professor Alexandra Olaya-Castro and Professor Geraint Rees in this UCL Podcast, discussing the challenges and turning points in their careers as they maintain the balance between success in academia and personal life.
Katie Askew
Dementia Researcher
Kellyn Lee
Nature Careers Blog
Dr Emily Jones
LSE Impact Blog
Thesis Whisperer
Adam Smith
Dr Naomi Gallant