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How to get the most out of your seminars: a terrible guide no one should follow

Seminars are a critical part of the academic learning experience. Academic teaching essentially takes three forms: lectures, seminars, and one to one project supervision. Lectures are the dry boring things that students sleep through and surviving/getting something out of them is worth an entire guide in itself. One to one Read more…

By Matthew (@MCeeP), 5 yearsMay 10, 2017 ago
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Why you should start going to different conferences

Knowing stuff is hard. For a start, the word ‘knowing’ is utterly ridiculous and if I look at it for any length of time I just want to pronounce it “Ka-no-wing”. I’m sure someone will comment below as to why it’s not silly and the K is actually integral to the whole word Read more…

By Matthew (@MCeeP), 5 yearsApril 19, 2017 ago
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A volcanic off-site meeting

So last week I had the pleasure of attending one of most unusual meetings I’ve ever been at. Normally when I visit other universities to meet other research teams, I am treated to a conference room with fluorescent lights and an urn of coffee. It’s not the fault of the hosts it’s simply all Read more…

By Matthew (@MCeeP), 7 yearsSeptember 23, 2015 ago
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