Errant Science
Last week I finally got round to research I a new bit of kit I need. A fancy machine for doing fancy science stuff, trust me it’ll be super fancy (when I actually buy it). So I took to the internets and found the exact kit I needed for the very reasonable price of £15,000 pounds. Sadly my grant only has enough money for a bit-less-than £15,000 pounds
I started this week off by being ill so there is no proper blog post today. Instead please enjoy this handy decision tree …
Dear Lab supply companies. Over my decade in science and research I have had call to order things from many of you. …
Are you a researcher working in the UK? Are you annoyed at the lack of permanent employment, the need to work many short term contracts, poor job recognition, no support for funding applications and needless pressures for targets and metrics?!
So today I had planned to start a new series on my blog called “The Secret Diary of a post-Doc, aged 31 and 3/4”. If the title didn’t give it away, it was to be a diary format posted once a month, detailing my world of post-Doc’ing in a style more akin to a certain similarly named novel than my usual fare.
A bonus comic of my WordPress history ebook for anyone aged 3 and up
Update: This has now been peer reviewed (see comments section) . As I mentioned before, I’m taking my PGCert in Higher Education. For …
It’s a brand new year and as tradition dictates, a time when we make impossible promises we have absolutely no intention of …
