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This week I was invited to talk at the annual conference organised by Postdocs at the Institute of Cancer Research; the Conference’s theme was Networking and I was asked to talk about how networking has influenced your career and any … Continue reading
Evolution
No, not in the Darwinian sense but more in a socio-cultural one. This week I am at an annual conference that I have been attending on and off (but more on) for nearly 30 years, which is a rather sobering … Continue reading
Posted in Interdisciplinary Science, Research, Science Culture
Tagged conferences, networking, young faculty
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Is Travel Good for your (Career’s) Health?
In order to move up the rungs on the academic career ladder it is inevitable that one needs to fill in an answer to the question of ‘talks given’. At the lower levels, departmental seminars and small national meetings will … Continue reading
Posted in Science Culture, Women in Science, Women's Issues
Tagged children, CV, networking, promotion, travel, work-life balance
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