Handy hints for PhD students
Sometimes, the best advice is the simplest and most common sense. I think this Twitter thread is incredibly illuminating for those new to researcher interviewing. …
This is a useful resource to stimulate thinking about getting some writing done. WRITING COVID
Although these hail from the field of psychology, there are useful perspectives and insightful information here that any discipline could adapt. Distinguished Researcher Interview #3: James Christopher Head interviews Ruthellen…
This is a dynamic resource (a Padlet) to which I continue to add, all geared towards making the most of being a doctoral researcher from your home desk, whilst adopting…
For many, especially given our science focus and expertise at Bradford, we are facing lab time vanishing. Thanks to Dr Zoe Ayres who has gotten us started with this resource,…
Another highly useful resource, just read it this evening. It is a crowdsourced document and whilst I’ve provided a PDF, you should feel free to go and add to it…
Patterer, Prof Pat Thompson – excellent blog, do follow it – has posted some reflections on continuing your doctoral study at the current time. As an excerpt: Some PhDers may…
I greatly value and esteem this colleague’s work, so it is really worth a look. Although this is primarily aimed at lecturers, it is true that as everything is online…
This is a useful framework but please note that the author is in Australia and this is a different doctoral system. Regardless, this is worth a look as you work…
Prof Pat Thompson, whilst having a rant (her words) over on her blog Patter, offers some excellent insights into the role of creativity withing the research process. This is well…