Please explain how your career has developed since graduating
I have had progressively responsible roles with ICI in R&D on assignments to the NL and Boston before moving to sales. 293 more words
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Peter, BSc Chemistry graduate: "At UEA I gained greater maturity, interpersonal awareness and an openness to new ideas"
A post-doctoral scientist’s 5-step guide for emerging women scientists
Dream. Do. Role models. Self-confidence. Share.
I love science and at a young age I’ve always dreamed to go behind the scenes of the life of a researcher. 1,032 more words
Once you’ve left can you really break back in?
International mobility is regarded as a critical step in career progression for a successful researcher. I spent 10 years establishing a career, completing a PhD at University College London followed by postdoctoral training at the University of Edinburgh. 1,330 more words
Balance: Time for Your Life and Your Career
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There’s an Impostor Behind this Post
The premise of this post is that it might provide some useful advice on how to achieve a tenable work-life balance and find a satisfying, successful career in science. 1,674 more words
New school year, new contributor!
This blog started as a collaborative effort. As we all advanced in our careers and grown families some regular contributors have become irregular contributors, and I have been the primary curator for sometime. 66 more words
Health tips for research groups
Nature asked scientists to recommend one thing that institutional and laboratory leaders could do to make science more productive, rigorous and happy.
And it might be someone’s full time job.
Read about it here!
Figures of Merit: Time and Money
This essay kicks off a series called Figures of Merit, in which we apply analytical methods in non-scientific environments. We’ll start by exploring the relationship between time and money for early-career scientists. 1,003 more words
