Emily Rowlands is a PhD Researcher at both the University of Exeter and British Antarctic Survey. Her research explores the impact of nanoplastic in the Antarctic […]
Category: Postgraduate Research
How Can We Have Better Conversations About Mental Health?
Daisy Parker is a third year PhD student at the University of Exeter College of Medicine and Health. Her research focuses on developing training to […]
The Bees Knees
Data Bee and Discourse Bee are groups facilitated by PGR students in the College of Medicine and Health. We meet together regularly to share qualitative […]
PhD Chat: My PhD upgrade experience
Debbie Kinsey is a PhD researcher at Exeter Medical School examining museum programmes for people with dementia, with a particular focus on how including caregivers […]
Dear Research…
Giada Alessandroni has recently completed a a funded PhD in French Studies. Her research explores literary representations of female homosociality in female-authored fiction of the […]
Lottie Tour 2018
Beth McGill is a 3rd year PhD researcher in the Biomedical Physics Group. Her research investigates the mechanical properties and biochemical signalling of the human […]
PGR Profile – Joshua Ng
Name: Joo Hou Ng (Joshua) Discipline: Psychology (Social, Environmental and Organisational Research Group) Location: Washington Singer Laboratories What is […]
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. You’ll recognise her face from workshops, her voice from WEBINARs, and her […]
Ten Steps for Dealing With Feedback, adapted from Get A Life, PhD
Kelly Louise Preece is the Researcher Development Manager for PGRs in the Doctoral College. You’ll recognise her face from workshops, her voice from WEBINARs, and her […]
On crippling inadequacy, #remoteretreat, and chocolate cheesecake brownies
Edward Mills is a PhD student in the Department of Modern Languages. I’m now into the third year of my PhD, and — to be […]