Tag: PhD life

Gujarati, Academic, Woman: Navigating different cultures and identities

By Diviya Gorsia I count myself incredibly privileged to have had the support and insistence of my parents in educating their own only daughter as...

Researchers of Novosanis: My unexpected path to a PhD in collaboration...

I was always fascinated by the human body, and how it works; that is how I ended up pursuing my professional bachelor's degree in...
Elisa Heyrman

A Belgian PhD Student’s London Lockdown

Over three months ago, I left the lab and my home became my new work environment. In our shared house, our rooms became offices...
Andreia Maia

How I’ve Stayed Productive as a 1st Year PhD Student During...

The cancer research community is reacting and adapting to the restrictions placed on us by the COVID-19 outbreak. We’ve asked EACR members to contribute articles...
Deepak Balamurali

“I was really at the frontline” – Experiences of 7 Travel...

EACR Travel Fellowships are co-sponsored by Worldwide Cancer Research and provide funds up to €3,000 to early-career cancer researchers. For more information on how...

How and Where to Write a Thesis

To paraphrase Jane Austen, it is a truth universally acknowledged that a Ph.D. student in possession of data must be in want of a...

Time management tips for PhD students

"Tempus Fugit, Time Matters" Every time I meet PhD students at the beginning of their career, I’m always asking them: Are you seriously taking into...

PhD Life: The Triad for Success

Undertaking a PhD, especially in a new environment, can be a difficult task. New workplace, new people, new working environment and new ways of...

Mental health in research: What if we can’t cope on our...

This is the last in a short series of articles about mental health in research, adapted from a project Marta Oliveira, Laura Breimann and Lorena...

5 tips to take care of yourself during your PhD

We all experience stressful times during our PhD which can be fuelled by failing experiments, guilt for taking time off, jealousy of successful colleagues...

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Do researchers know how to admit past mistakes? The Loss of...

The Loss of Confidence Project aims "to destigmatize declaring a loss of confidence in one’s own research". Though it is based in the field...