Academic writing is often criticised for its tendency to be arid and unengaging, but what makes a paper interesting? Find out in this great blog by Dr Manuel Goyanes, shared from the LSE Impact Blog
A PhD by publication allows you to write for real and varied audiences, inviting intellectual exchanges that benefit your research.
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.
Katrina Deane shares some things she learned while writing her first publication, and recommending the mantra ‘Flexibility is a Sign of Greatness’.
As an Early Career Researcher, having an online profile is more than just ‘being on twitter’. In this podcast our panellists Dr Lakshini Mendis, Dr Jack Rivers-Auty and Dr Kirsty McAleese discuss what it means to have an online presence.
Advice on navigating the journal submission and publication process as ECRs
LSE Impact Blog
Dementia Researcher
Kellyn Lee
Katrina Deane