Guest Blog – A balancing act
This blog from Dr Yvonne Couch is about work and life, and balance and how it might just come down to money and culture and you.
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Guest Blog – Academic Life and the Problems of Perpetual Post-Docing
Dr Yvonne Couch, discusses some of the challenges faced by postdocs, problems you may face in a science career and how to avoid them
Guest Blog – Angiogenesis
New blog from Dr Yvonne Couch providing a history of angiogenesis, and how after brain injury and in old age this may contribute to brain health.
Guest Blog – BIG Data
Dr Yvonne Couch looks at BIG Data, its potential to improve provide insights into the causes and outcomes of disease, and enhanced prediction & prevention
Guest Blog – Brain Imaging, Inside The Black Box
New blog from Dr Yvonne Couch bringing her usual fun to explore different types of brain imaging and how they’re applied.
Guest Blog – Dear Scientist… celebrating Ada Lovelace Day
It’s Ada Lovelace Day and to mark the occasion Dr Yvonne Couch writes of some of the women that have inspired her & what she hopes might change
Guest Blog – Developing a Plan B
Unlock Your Potential: Plan B with Dr Yvonne Couch. Discover new career paths beyond academia. Embrace your skills, network, seize opportunities!
Guest Blog – Err On the Side of Patronising: Writing Tips
Dr Yvonne Couch provides a series of writing exercises, hints and tips for everyone starting out on their first paper, grant or project report.
Guest Blog – Go with the flow
Blood enters the right atrium, flows through the tricuspid valve into the right ventricle & the heart beats. Dr Yvonne Couch discusses blood flow & dementia
Guest Blog – How Being Seen Might Matter in Science
In this blog Dr Yvonne Couch talks about the importance of having a reputation in science, and how it might be possible to build one.
Guest Blog – How to be a Peer Reviewer
Dr Yvonne Couch provides her top tips and shares some great advise for early career researchers who are new to undertaking peer review.
Guest Blog – How to Make a Female Professor
How do you get more female Professors? Feed the system with more female ECRs? Address the leaky pipeline? Or a big rethink? Dr Yvonne Couch explores