I got married during my PhD, after I had published my first paper and presented at conferences. I deliberated for years about what to do
Category: postdoc
Researcher mental health: A personal perspective
This is a guest post from Dr Joanna Waldie, Herchel Smith Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge and STEM Gamechanger. I’m a postdoctoral
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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)
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Kinder peer review
This is a guest post by Dr Rebecca Kirk, Executive Editor, Nature Partner Journals Every day, thousands of scientists around the world donate their spare
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Is your inner impostor holding you back?
Do you walk into that important meeting feeling that everyone else is expert and knows what they’re talking about, and that you must have been
10 things that will make moving for science easier
I’ve moved quite a few times for work. It’s difficult. These are things which either helped me, or would have helped me. I still love