Handy hints for PhD students
Produced by some of our excellent doctoral researchers here at Bradford, this is a free resource with an accompanying peer-reviewed publication: Tomlinson, J., Medlinskiene, K., Cheong, V. et al. (2019) Patient…
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…
As the world of research moves forward, major efforts are being made to change everyone’s access to research and its data – this can only be a positive move –…
This is pretty handy and may help you to develop your focus for kick-starting your first year. TheFirst100Days All credit goes to www.ithinkwell.com.au (Kearns & Finn 2017).
The National Centre for Research Methods have some excellent resources. This one may be particularly relevant for some of us, as deciding how many participants we need in order to…
Having read through these materials, I can see that the utility of the advice and high standards contained in the information mean that they are of benefit to researchers irrespective…
To supplement our workshop for doctoral students, this video takes things further, as Prof. Creswell provides an update on where the field is at.
