Conferences and travelling: the glamorous and not so glamorous truth
Abbie Jones -
One of the interesting features of academia is the amount of travel to conferences and other events. I am recently started my third year of my PhD, and so far…
Category > Conferences and Networking
5 Reasons why you should attend Careers in Asia 2019
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We understand the amount of work that needs to go into finding the right opportunities, as well as how hard it can be to get the information you need when…
Martina Mallett, Business Development Manager, Europe, at jobs.ac.uk
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Martina Mallet, Business Development Manager, Europe, at jobs.ac.uk
The pros and cons of doing a PhD in Brazil
Luana Chiquetto -
I finished my PhD in 2016. It was the longest 4 years of my life but at the same time, the years passed in a blink of an eye. It…
A Winter’s Tale – from PhD to post-doc
Shona McIntosh -
The first few months of my post-doc new job as a Research Associate have taken place in the depths of winter: a time associated with hibernation and waiting for better…
Starting blogging
Marinella Testori -
Hi all, I am pleased to introduce myself on this blog. I am a corpus linguist with focus on Medieval Latin and Medieval History, and I would be glad to…
Do I stay or do I go? leaving academia post-PhD.
Emily Garside -
I’ll let you all into a secret, as much as I am passionate about my PhD as something I wanted and needed to write, I’m not that excited about academic…
Life after a PhD
Emma Monaghan -
Hi, I’m Emma and I’m a PhD survivor! It’s crazy to think that I submitted my PhD thesis nearly 10 months ago now. Let me take you through my post-PhD…
Lady Librarian becomes Revalidated Fellow
Karen Mcaulay -
If you’ve read my blog before, you’ll already know about my slightly schizophrenic simultaneous existence as music librarian and postdoctoral researcher. Depending on the day of the week, I’m either…
Managing Your Research Material with Evernote
jobs.ac.uk careers -
Back in the olden days, i.e. 10 years ago, gathering research material meant photocopying endless journal articles and storing them in lever-arch files. For those of us who view admin…
