Why don’t we account for luck in research careers?
Success in academia popularly linked to hard work. However, a study of how academics describe their careers suggests luck plays a significant role.
Success in academia popularly linked to hard work. However, a study of how academics describe their careers suggests luck plays a significant role.
Transitioning from a postdoc to Lectureship: Lessons learned and advice for aspiring academics on obtaining a permanent position. By Dr Kamar Ameen-Ali.
Discover the Multifaceted World of Dementia Research in Beth Eyre’s Blog. Uncover the Numerous Hats Worn by Researchers during Their PhD Journey.
Join Dr Melissa Salazar as she interviews Dr Steven Quinn, uncovering valuable lessons & discoveries. Presented by Dementia Researcher & Alzheimer’s Research UK
Unlock Your Potential: Plan B with Dr Yvonne Couch. Discover new career paths beyond academia. Embrace your skills, network, seize opportunities!
Learn about the Daphne Jackson Trsut Fellowships and hear how it has helped people return to research after an extended career break.
In this episode of Ask Your Mentor in association with Alzheimer’s Research UK, PhD Student Lizzie English chats with her mentor Dr Kamar Ameen-Ali
Dementia Research and Academia in general has a leaky pipeline, but why? Is academia still a ‘good job for life?’ Dr Sam Moxon explores whats going wrong.
In this episode of Ask Your Mentor in association with Alzheimer’s Research UK, Alex Mellor interviews mentor Dr Josie Fullerton.
With her recent appointment to the position of Lecturer Kam realised… that she lost her ‘Early Career Researcher’ Badge, so what defines you as an ECR?
We need to talk about talks… because they could be soooo much better… this guide might help you ace your next presentation.
Dr Connor Richardson writes a personal and practical account of what working in EDI means, why he got involved and what they do.