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Guest Blogger: Robyn Goldsmith!
Today, I invited Robyn Goldsmith to guest blog!
Robyn is a first year PhD student at Lancaster University studying Forecasting and Inventory Optimisation. You can follow her PhD journey on instagram at phd_robyn. Learn more about Robyn's career pa...
Post · March 01, 2022
Recovering from Perfectionism
Hello, my name is Jacqueline and I am a recovering perfectionist. I used to spend so much time perfecting my work before asking for feedback. I wanted my professors and mentors to see how exceptional I be on the first try. But as my work load incr...
Post · February 22, 2022
Falko Schmidt wins best Poster prize at the WE-Heraeus-Seminar
Falko Schmidt wins together with Agnese Callegari the best Poster prize at the WE-Heraeus-Seminar on fluctuation-induced forces for there joint work on QED Casimir vs. critical Casimir forces.
Falko Schmidt presented the experimental part of this...
Post · February 22, 2022
Guest Blogger: Meagan Taylor!
Today, I invited Meagan Taylor to guest blog. Meagan is a second year PhD student at the University of South Alabama College of Medicine and is studying sex-linked immune responses to viral infections.
Meagan's Advice to Future Scientists:
Don...
Post · February 15, 2022
Presentation by Falko Schmidt on " Casimir-Lifshitz forces vs. Critical Casimir forces" at WE-Heraeus-Seminar
Falko Schmidt is presenting the latest research findings as part of the WE-Heraeus-Seminar on fluctuation-induced force taken place from 14.-18.02.2022.
His presentation will be about "Casimir-Lifshitz forces vs. Critical Casimir forces: Trapping...
Post · February 14, 2022
Inequality of experience: Pre-school children’s control of the environment through the use of gender
Blog post written for BECERA - https://www.crec.co.uk/becera-posts/becera2022-inequality-of-experience-cathy-kilburn
Whilst writing my Masters dissertation around superhero and weapon play, I became interested in the literature that I was reading...
Post · February 14, 2022
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