5 small things that make a difference to digital contact September 13, 2017 by Jenny Delasalle I’m always learning from my peers and colleagues, and one thing that I…
How “inter” do you go in your research? A look at interdisciplinary research July 12, 2017 by Jenny Delasalle We hear so much about interdisciplinary research, about multidisciplinary studies, the importance of…
Are you procrastinating? Or opening yourself to inspiration… May 19, 2017 by Jenny Delasalle The other week, I spotted a tweet, which inspired me to write this…
Consultancy reflections: An interview with Rob Johnson, founder of Research Consulting, Part 2 March 6, 2017 by Jenny Delasalle Our in-depth interview with full time consultant and entrepreneur, Rob Johnson continues. Last…
Creating a company: An interview with Rob Johnson, founder of Research Consulting, Part 1 February 28, 2017 by Jenny Delasalle We’re very pleased to be able to feature an interview with full time…
Insights from the Research Impact Summit, an interview with Dr Tamika Heiden January 23, 2017 by Jenny Delasalle Our latest interviewee is Dr Tamika Heiden of Knowledge Translation Australia, who recently…
‘I’m busy’ part 2: it’s a problem January 16, 2017 by Jenny Delasalle Last week, I wrote about two positive types of busy, but this week…
‘I’m busy’ part 1: good kinds of busy January 9, 2017 by Jenny Delasalle Following on from Kathy’s recent post on why you might have to be…
Why researchers might want a way out of precarity December 15, 2016 by Jenny Delasalle This year has seen a lot of focus in the press on issues…
3 ways to save time when building an academic Twitter profile September 27, 2016 by Jenny Delasalle Following on from Kathy’s excellent tips on getting started with Twitter earlier on…
