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Taking back control of time

Tips on time management in academic research Part 2 As the items on the to-do list pile up, academic researchers, who love a challenge by nature, tend to engage in […]

31 August, 2022

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Academic career tools & tips

Taking back control of time

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Tips on time management in academic research Part 1 C’est le temps que tu as perdu pour ta rose qui fait ta rose si importante. – Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Le […]

15 August, 2022

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The only way forward is being true to yourself and your values

Posted by leonievetter

(She) realised that it’s not academia that she loves, but learning. To grow, to build new skills, to be innovative. Abeni Wickham Abeni Wickham is driven by her value to […]

5 May, 2022

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Advice To My Younger Me – Why you should be listening to this podcast

Posted by laurasardonpuig

For a while I had been feeling like I wanted more. I wanted to grow and develop other abilities beside my researcher skills, but I wasn’t sure about the what […]

3 March, 2022

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6 Career tips for this Christmas

Posted by KI Career Service/Admin

Hej everyone, Is that time of the year when everyone starts to think about new resolutions for the New Year, or change plans and routines for the coming year.Today, I […]

6 December, 2021

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How should the scientific publishing of the future look like?

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I am a newbie in scientific publishing – two papers to which I contributed as lead author have just been recently accepted. Thus, I am just starting to grasp how this industry works, and to […]

7 October, 2021

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Academic career tools & tips

The cycle of PPI (Part II of II)

Posted by monicapersson

In my previous post, I discussed the importance of Patient and Public Involvement in research – the WHY. This time, I am discussing the WHEN – hopefully giving you some ideas for how to translate theory to practice (part II of II)

3 May, 2021

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Academic career tools & tips

The cycle of PPI (Part I of II)

Posted by monicapersson

In my previous post, I discussed the importance of Patient and Public Involvement in research – the WHY. This time, I am discussing the WHEN – hopefully giving you some ideas for how to translate theory to practice (part I of II)

30 April, 2021

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Academic career tools & tips

Patient and Public Involvement – the Introduction

Posted by monicapersson

What does PPI mean to you in a research setting? Have you ever heard of it? Have you used it? And if you have, to what extent? Has it been a tick-box exercise, another hoop to jump through to get to your end goal, or have you embraced and utilised it to its full extent?

18 March, 2021

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Academic career tools & tips

Live up to your principles, even if it means shooting yourself in the foot (or not)

Posted by marieaechancel

Sometimes, I’m a reviewer. As a researcher-in-training, I’ve learned about the flaws of the peer-reviewed-publication-impact-factor system almost at the same time I’ve learned of its existence. Submission and reviewing process […]

5 March, 2021

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Academic career tools & tips

Taking back control of time

Taking back control of time

The only way forward is being true to yourself and your values

Advice To My Younger Me – Why you should be listening to this podcast

6 Career tips for this Christmas

How should the scientific publishing of the future look like?

The cycle of PPI (Part II of II)

The cycle of PPI (Part I of II)

Patient and Public Involvement – the Introduction

Live up to your principles, even if it means shooting yourself in the foot (or not)

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