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Category Archives: Vitae
What Price Work Experience?
What do students know about life beyond academia? I touched on this in my last post, and this week two reports have been published which are relevant to this theme and the overall ‘student experience’, loosely interpreted. Vitae published a … Continue reading
Posted in careers, education, Research, Sir Tim Wilson, Vitae, work experience
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Surviving the Postdoc Experience – or Not
Last night I talked at an RSC/IOP event launching a report (Mapping the Future: Physics and Chemistry Researchers’ Experiences and Career Intentions) based on a survey of 776 postdocs. The report illustrates some interesting differences between the cultures experienced in … Continue reading
Posted in Athena Forum, long hours culture, postdocs, Research, RSC, Science Culture, Vitae, Women in science
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