Blog – Running a Journal Club and how to be Reviewer 2 in a safe environment
Thinking of starting a journal club? Attending your first and not sure what to expect? Dr Clarissa Giebel shares her experiences
Thinking of starting a journal club? Attending your first and not sure what to expect? Dr Clarissa Giebel shares her experiences
Only 20% of PhD students finish ‘on time’. Most people finish between 4/5 years after starting, his blog from Prof Inger Mewburn will help you buck the trend
Through a combo of counselling and personal reflection – How stepping back from 24/7 connectivity helped to restore focus in the lab shared from Nature Careers
Anyone who knows Clarissa know’s that she is a big believer in collabroations, the pandemic may have changed how we work but its hasn’t dampened her enthusiam.
NIHR webinar shares what knowledge mobilisation is and why it is important to embed into a research project. with Dr Helen Baxter & Prof Lindsay Bearne
Learn about the new Alzheimer’s Research UK ECR Strategy published in 2022 and how they’re focussing on support across all career stages
Nervous about advising junior lab colleagues who want to switch sectors? Don’t be, say scientists who have made the move. Shared from Nature Careers Blog
An insight into the highs and lows of scientific research – from Beth Eyre’s perspective as a third year PhD student in Neuroscience.
Learn how to prepare for your next academic job interview with these 5 tips from career services advisor Linda Spencer from Harvard, USA.
This NIHR webinar covers: Practical guidance, tips and resources on how to adapt a PPI programme to incorporate EDI successfully.
Rachel James wasn’t sure whether she would be able to return to academic research after leaving it when her children were young.
Essential reading for any ECRs writing their first grant application – because getting your costings right, and managing the budget are a key skill