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
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
If you were the only girl in the … room?
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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
My worst presentation
My first ever scientific presentation was for my 6-month Masters project as part of my Physics degree. And it was bad. The presentation started off
Why are we doing this?
Just over two weeks ago, at the Alan Turing Institute, 40-50 diversity in STEM activists gathered for STEM Gamechangers. The idea behind the event was
