I recently did an interview with the eLearning podcast on teaching and supervising PhD candidates remotely. Here's all the information about the episode, as well as a reprint of the extensive shownotes of the episode! I'll be adding in the…
On February 28th, I looked at my calendar to transfer my appointments and committed tasks and timeblocks for the day into my analog agenda. To my amazement, I did not have a single Zoom call (or Teams meeting, or Webex,…
I recently ran a Twitter poll to learn more about the main struggles researchers are facing because of COVID-19. The main struggle is something I certainly recognize: no time!
Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Maxine Britto in the How I Work series, academic parents edition. Maxine is a second year doctoral student in education, based in Canada. She is studying validity and reliability of classroom assessment in…
Today, I have the pleasure of inviting Dr. Ben Purvis to share his defense experience with us. Dr. Ben Purvis is currently a research associate at the School of Architecture at the University of Sheffield, UK. His research interests encompass…
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…
To keep al my notes of a project organized, I use a notebooks for my research. For my PhD, I used a binder with different tabs. Over time, I stopped using the chunky binder(s), as these are difficult to travel…
I've mentioned the book "Why we sleep" by Matthew Walker a few times on this blog - when running a poll on sleep, and as one of my favorite books read in 2019. I also blogged about the problem of…
Some time ago, I wrote about my inability to understand why organizers are rushing back towards in-person conferences - with a pandemic that is going on, and the carbon footprint of conferences impardonable in the current climate crisis. Why are…
I recently received a question on doing a post-doc after the PhD or not (edited for anonymity): Dear Dr Lantsoght, I recently discovered your blog through the Academic Transfer website when I was looking for jobs. I really enjoyed the…
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