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Diary of a new PI
So here I am, I’ve survived the transition from post-doc to lecturer. For the uninitiated, PI stands for Principle Investigator which started as an American term but has been widely adopted. Strictly speaking it refers to lead investigator of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Independence, Lecturing, science careers, scientific research, tears along the way
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My reflection on job hunting
I can hardly believe it’s been so long since I last had time to post anything but I haven’t forgotten about my blog or given up on it The new job is keeping me exceptionally busy so in the meantime … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, Job hunting, post-doctoral research, science careers
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The life of a scientist is never dull! (Part 2)
It’s been another varied and exciting week for me as I begin the transition between my current job as a post-doc and my future job as a lecturer in biomedical science at the University of Greenwich. Thankfully it hasn’t been … Continue reading
The diary of a post-doc
Today, Tuesday the 26th of July 2011, marks the beginning of my final month as a post-doc. I say that with some pride but also a little sadness. My new job will be the beginning of a new era and … Continue reading
The life of a scientist is never dull! (Part 1)
But it is at times a little insanely busy! In the lab I’m currently working on two projects, one is the research project I’ve been working on for a long time and I’m currently writing up part of it as … Continue reading
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Tagged science, science careers, scientific research, scientists
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Solutions?
I was going to write the next instalment of my thoughts on the Women of Outstanding Achievement but I find my thoughts very much focussed on the careers of post-docs at the moment, so if you want to read that … Continue reading
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Tagged science careers, scientific research, scientists, strengths and skills
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Strengths – a personal epiphany!
As I mentioned in my last post my current research position is coming to an end and I’m looking for a new job, so the career options workshop organised by Women in technology last Wednesday was very timely! Although they … Continue reading
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Tagged science, science careers, scientists, STEM, strengths and skills, women in science
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Oh the places you’ll go!
I was pretty young when I was inspired to want to do science, but don’t worry I’m not going to tell that story again! I took a very conventional route through my science education doing A-levels in biology and chemistry … Continue reading