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Daily Archives: 7 April 2019
Student Feedback
After a few weeks of consolidating and tidying up the ideas generated during the retreat, the project team managed to converge a reasonably coherent curriculum structure, and decided that the next step was to run it past our current students … Continue reading
Posted in education, Materials Science
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Does Leadership Need to be More Touchy-Feely?
If our sector is to see more minorities rise through the ranks to positions of power, indeed if any sector is to achieve this and go on, for instance, to remove the typical gender pay gap, then inclusive leadership needs … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, group leader, humble, inclusivity, minorities, PhD students, Science Culture
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