Daniel Williams is a postdoctoral researcher of Aviation Climate Impacts in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Exeter. His research investigates […]
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Mapping Your Research Stories: Using Cartography and Spatial Visualisation to Communicate Interdisciplinary Research
Yimei Chen is a third-year PhD student in human geography, University of Exeter. Her research is funded by the Chinese Scholarship Council and the University […]
Qualitative Methods in the Mess: What Organising a PGR Seminar Series Taught Me About Research (and Logistics)
Qianqian Li is a second-year PhD candidate in Media and Communication Studies at the University of Exeter’s Department of Communications, Drama and Film. Her research […]
Testing EU Crisis Management in Peacetime: Lessons from the 2024 Spain Floods
Hasan Ogredik is a PhD candidate in Politics at the University of Exeter, where his research focuses on European Union disaster risk management policy in […]
Embracing opportunities to nourish your research
Christine Laessing is a professionally qualified engineer and PhD candidate in Engineering with the Centre for Water Systems, University of Exeter, where her research focuses […]
The Drugs are in the Water, The Drugs are in the Ground: A researcher acting in the UK’s hit AMR musical Lifeline
This article was first published on Blue Adapt on 28 May 2026 Cara Patel is a second year PHD student in the departments of Sports […]
Launching a peer-support network for Business School PGRs
Ibhade Akpede is a second-year PhD candidate in management studies at the University of Exeter Business School. Her research focuses on paradoxical tensions in firms […]
Military Involvement in Disaster Management: Who Leads, Who Is Left Out, and Why It Matters
Hasan Ogredik is a PhD candidate in Politics at the University of Exeter, where his research focuses on European Union disaster risk management policy in […]
The Power of the Reflective Journal: Making Space for Emotion in Doctoral ResearchÂ
Rachel Griffiths is a neurodivergent doctoral researcher in the School of Education, working on a participatory, arts-based study on neurodivergent ways of belonging in higher […]
Moving forwards from your upgrade and reflections: Lessons from Those Who’ve Been There
In the final part of this three-part blog post series covering the full experience of the PhD Upgrade, Health and Life Sciences PGRs Hayley Redman, Keira […]