Q&A: Proposal and literature review
I've been slacking a bit in replying your questions that you sent me - sorry folks! Between running the defenses series and the "how I work" series and regular work, things have been a bit hectic. But here I am…
I've been slacking a bit in replying your questions that you sent me - sorry folks! Between running the defenses series and the "how I work" series and regular work, things have been a bit hectic. But here I am…
Pasha says thank you for following my adventuresI recently received the following email from a reader (edited to preserve the anonimity of the reader):Hi Dr. EvaI am a huge fan of your blog. I also follow you (and your cat)…
Today, I have the pleasure of hosting Christopher McMaster (Ph.D., University of Canterbury). Christopher has taught for over 15 years as a regular and special educator in the United Kingdom, United States, Nicaragua and New Zealand. He co-edited and contributed…
At the ACI spring convention in Milwaukee, I gave a presentation on the work we are doing in Delft with regard to load testing. The abstract of the presentation is the following: As the bridge stock in The Netherlands and…
Today, I am inviting Quinex W. Chiluw to the "How I Work" series. Quinex is PhD candidate at University of Pretoria and Agriculture Engineer at AECOM SA Ltd in Pretoria, South Africa. His research is focused on building resilience of…
Today, I am hosting Dr. Deborah Netolicky for the "PhD defenses around the world." Deborah is an educator, school leader, cognitive coach and researcher with 16 years of experience in teaching and school leadership roles in Australia and the UK.…
This post is part of the series PhD Talk for AcademicTransfer: posts written for the Dutch academic career network AcademicTransfer, your go-to resource for all research positions in the Netherlands. These posts are sponsored by AcademicTransfer, and tailored to those…
Today, I am inviting John-Alan Pascoe in the "How I Work" series. John-Alan was born and raised in the Netherlands, he studied Aerospace Engineering at Delft University of Technology, obtaining his MSc. in 2012. After a brief spell as a…
Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Amanda Glaze for the "How I Work" series. Dr. Glaze is beginning her tenth year of teaching and has taught both physical and biological science at levels from secondary through graduate school. Her…
Today, I am hosting Daniel J. Mallinson to share the experience of his PhD defense for the "PhD defenses around the world" series. Dan grew up in Lancaster, Pennsylvania (though he is not Amish). As an undergraduate he studied political…