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Balancing a part-time PhD with paid work
This is a Guest Post from Andy Wilson As a mature self funding part-time astronomy PhD student I cannot be accused of taking the easy
How to be a great postgraduate teaching assistant
It doesn’t seem long since you were struggling to finish essays in time or wrestling with problem sheet after problem sheet and yet here you
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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
A twitter bot for new students
We (in Aberystwyth Computer Science) have compiled a set of advice tweets from undergraduate students to undergraduate students. A twitter bot posts a tip from
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