On the 22nd and 23rd June 2021, a group of Early Career Researchers (ECRs) fromĀ GW4 universitiesĀ organised a Symposium on Climate Change. After two days of […]
Category: Early Career Researchers
Exploring the Key Components of Public Engagement
Megan Maunder is a third year PhD student in Mathematics, CEMPS at the University of Exeter. She is the beneļ¬ciary of an STFC studentship for […]
How to survive a viva: new online resources coming soon
Edward Mills (@edward_mills) is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures, working on the AHRC-funded āLearning French in Medieval Englandā […]
Writing non-academic job applications
This post is written by Cate Bennett, Researcher Development Manager (ECRs) and is part of our new PGR Career Planning Guide. Just like your CV […]
Benefits of the ‘Researcher Development Programme’ – an ECR perspective
Marco Palomino is currently a Senior Lecturer in āInformation Systems and Big Dataā at the School of Computing, Electronics and Mathematics at the University of […]
What Next? Finding the right workplace for your needs and skills – a personal career journey
Kelly Louise Preece is the Researcher Development Manager for PGRs in the Doctoral College. Youāll recogniseĀ her face from workshops, her voice from WEBINARs, and her […]
Images of Research: Tea Ceremony
In 2016, I was a Category Winner in the Images of Research competition with the photograph entitled āTea Ceremonyā, which came under the category heading, […]
Soapbox Science: a celebration and cheer for female scientists, and one of the best experiences I had during my PhD
Isabel is a PhD student in the Complex Disease Epigenetics Group as part of the Alzheimerās Society Exeter Doctoral Centre. Her PhD focuses on evaluating […]
What actually happens at Write Club?
Kelly Louise Preece is the Researcher Development Manager for PGRs in the Doctoral College. You’ll recogniseĀ her face from workshops, her voice from WEBINARs, and her […]
Dementia Researcherās cycle to Paris fundraising for the Alzheimerās Society
Eilis Hannon is a Bioinformatician in the Complex Disease Epigenetics Group in the University of Exeter Medical School. Eilisā research focuses on improving our understanding […]