By Montserrat Castillo Carrizales, a PhD candidate at Kings College London researching drug delivery. She’s worked in the pharmaceutical industry, and has long standing interests
Category: Bad bits of science
Want to Mislead and Confuse? Use Statistics!
This is a guest post by Rhyd Lewis, Senior Lecturer in Operational Research, School of Mathematics, Cardiff University UK. In recent years, there has been
A life outside science
This is a guest post from Nathan O’Brien who works at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia. “Are you up to much over the weekend?” I (perhaps naïvely)
Be kinder to yourself
I have spent the majority of my working life as a lecturer and senior lecturer in a mid-ranking university and being reasonably successful in most
If you were the only girl in the … room?
My journey into computing started quite late, in my last two years of high school in Switzerland. I decided to take an International higher level
Reviews are in: a bit of me just died
Judgement happens all the time in academia. You write a thing, spending days of your life making it as beautiful as you possibly can. Maybe
