Tag: PhD life
Just a little optimisation
by Sean Patmore
About the author:
My name is Sean Patmore I am a fourth year PhD student from RCSI, working in the Irish centre of...
Rising Through Dark Times
by Anurag Srivastava
"I want to quit everything and go back to India", I said to my PI one afternoon in May. The devastating second...
The Longest Two Minutes of my Scientific Career
by Daniel Jacobson
My science success story came tumbling down at around 6pm in early January 2020.
As a 24-year-old, second-year PhD student, I hesitate to...
“From Breakdown to Breakthrough: My Success Story”: WINNER of the 2nd...
This summer, we invited cancer researchers at all levels to write a blog post for the second EACR Science Communication Prize around the theme...
Multi-Analyte Multi-Omic Liquid Biopsy Testing for Therapy Management of Breast Cancer...
Corinna Keup writes for the EACR in the latest Industry Sponsored article about her research studies on liquid biopsies.
Title: Postdoctoral Researcher
Institution: Department of Gynecology...
A harmonious lab: The reward of all
On Christmas 2007, I asked Santa for a microscope set.
For a young girl in kindergarten, the wish seemed absurd. But Santa -my mom-, granted...
Career in cancer research: a noble quest?
It starts out with fairytales about knights and dragons. It blossoms when you, like me, dress as Wonder Woman at Halloween. It continues with...
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
The hiring and firing of PhD students is not unusual in a graduate school. However, the power balance is skewed more towards the PhD...
Mind your Mind: Mental health During Your PGR Journey
"Mens sana in corpore sano" ("a healthy mind in a healthy body") is a quote from the poet Juvenal which highlights the importance of...
My Ph.D. adviser fired me. Here’s how I moved on
By Anurag Srivastava
My Ph.D. adviser called me into his office, saying I needn’t bring my notebook. Puzzled, I followed him and sat down. We’d met...
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Protecting the Code: “One of the best meetings I’ve been to”
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