
Feeling Like a Fake: Impostor Syndrome in Academia
So, you’ve been accepted as a PhD candidate at the university of your dreams. You’ve fought hard through a gruelling application process, secured just enough
So, you’ve been accepted as a PhD candidate at the university of your dreams. You’ve fought hard through a gruelling application process, secured just enough
Research science. Videogames. For real. If you’ve ever come home from a hard day’s research to unwind with a few rounds of Street Fighter, or
A question for you. What is game theory, and what do we mean when we talk about ‘polarisation’ and ‘bubbles’? We know that some of
Several studies, journal guidelines, and discourses on scientific writing affirm the critical role that tables, figures, and graphs (or display items) play in enhancing the quality
Your abstract decides the quality of your research paper and if it’s worth publishing. Journal editors (and readers) read your abstract first, and they usually
Pursuing research is a big thing, and it includes what feels like endless hours of project work, massive reading, deadlines, and reputation in the field.
Here at Audemic we love thinking up new ways to bring research to a wider audience – and it seems we’re not alone! All over the world
Let’s face it – academia is not what it was twenty years ago. Notions of closeted researchers locked away in the lab or the library,
From the darkest depths of the ocean to the lustrous fringes of the rainforest, from cloud-topped mountain peaks to the windswept dunes of the desert,
Reading research articles is the core of any researcher and writer. Managing all literature reviews in terms of their storage, retrieval for future reading and
Feeling under siege? Let’s face it, a seemingly endless list of responsibilities and tasks combined with irregular and fragmented schedules hardly sets academics up for
Reading research articles is the core of any researcher and writer. Managing all literature reviews in terms of their storage, retrieval for future reading and
Several studies, journal guidelines, and discourses on scientific writing affirm the critical role that tables, figures, and graphs (or display items) play in enhancing the quality
Your abstract decides the quality of your research paper and if it’s worth publishing. Journal editors (and readers) read your abstract first, and they usually
Here at Audemic we love thinking up new ways to bring research to a wider audience – and it seems we’re not alone! All over the world
Let’s face it – academia is not what it was twenty years ago. Notions of closeted researchers locked away in the lab or the library,
From the darkest depths of the ocean to the lustrous fringes of the rainforest, from cloud-topped mountain peaks to the windswept dunes of the desert,
What do you see? The brilliance of candlelight illuminating the dusk and smoke of a dark, grand chamber. A masterful mix of garments, surfaces and
So, you’ve been accepted as a PhD candidate at the university of your dreams. You’ve fought hard through a gruelling application process, secured just enough
Research science. Videogames. For real. If you’ve ever come home from a hard day’s research to unwind with a few rounds of Street Fighter, or
A question for you. What is game theory, and what do we mean when we talk about ‘polarisation’ and ‘bubbles’? We know that some of
Several studies, journal guidelines, and discourses on scientific writing affirm the critical role that tables, figures, and graphs (or display items) play in enhancing the quality
Your abstract decides the quality of your research paper and if it’s worth publishing. Journal editors (and readers) read your abstract first, and they usually
Join us in episode 14 for a candid conversation with Martine Ellis, writer, coach and educator on wellbeing-driven productivity. What is action research, and why is wellbeing so important in academia? Plus, we talk about perceived tensions between further and higher education, and discover how saying ‘no’ can make your academic life a whole lot healthier.
What happens to your heart when it undergoes too much stress? Is it possible to exercise too much? And why might a fit, healthy young athlete suffer a heart attack mid-match? Discover the answers to all of these questions and more in episode 9, with Yasmin Dickinson, PhD in cardiovascular medicine. Plus, we address the issue of unstable research contracts, and ask ‘how do you find a balance between real life and academia?’
What happens to your heart when it undergoes too much stress? Is it possible to exercise too much? And why might a fit, healthy young athlete suffer a heart attack mid-match? Discover the answers to all of these questions and more in episode 9, with Yasmin Dickinson, PhD in cardiovascular medicine. Plus, we address the issue of unstable research contracts, and ask ‘how do you find a balance between real life and academia?’
Join us in episode 10 as we chat to Maheera Ghani about her incredible journey from Pakistan to Western Europe, in search of a solution to the challenges of tomorrow’s information industry. Do you know what goes into the devices you carry in your pocket? Plus, we talk about the changing role of women in the sciences, and discuss the scientific (yes) principles of baking.
What’s going in our city air? Join us in episode 11 as we chat to Chahat Suri of the LHI, Helmholtz Zentrum in Munich, about her research into chronic lung disease. Is airborne pollution doing more harm than we realise? Plus, a familiar issue for hardworking academics – impostor syndrome – and we get real on what they don’t tell you about coming to Europe to study.
Join us in episode 12 with Dr Charles Roddie of Cambridge, pioneering new methods of teaching maths with his app, Summatic. Just how far can AI go in helping students to learn independently? Plus, we talk about why maths matters, and dive into the complex world of game theory – almost tempting Charles back into research in the process!
Dear put-upon researchers,We know that the academic world can be an intense one. Pressure to be on your best form at all times, constantly looming
Pursuing research is a big thing, and it includes what feels like endless hours of project work, massive reading, deadlines, and reputation in the field.
Reading research articles is the core of any researcher and writer. Managing all literature reviews in terms of their storage, retrieval for future reading and
Feeling under siege? Let’s face it, a seemingly endless list of responsibilities and tasks combined with irregular and fragmented schedules hardly sets academics up for
So you still haven’t lifted that siege eh? Under assault from a battery of academic demands and research responsibilities, you hunker down in the hope
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