On 12 February 2013, a little academic advisor with dreams about writing a book one day, registered a free domain with Wordpress and started writing down the advice she was giving in workshops and individual sessions. 10 years later, look at us now.
Join me for an event on 21 June on Writing Well / Being Well in Academia, with my series editor Narelle Lemon (Swinburne University) as
We’ve just passed a major landmark, with our 250th post here on Research Degree Insiders (about how to anonymise your research for peer review without erasing it!) Back in 2013, I started a tiny place on the internet to share the resources that I was talking about every day with students in one-on-one sessions .
How do you deal with self-citation in an article with anonymous peer review?
Research Degree Insiders has joined The Whisper Collective, a community of bloggers and authors supporting researchers.
Last weekend, the blog underwent a serious overhaul, with a new look, new design, updated content and a sign-up for a newsletter if you want even more from Research Degree Insiders! I’m really lucky to have worked with Dr Bronwyn Eager of Ivory Tower who did all the design and technical work. This post tells you about Ivy Tower, about Bronwyn, and about our design process. As always, it’s about the insider tips!
I started this blog (under another name) about nine years and over 200 posts ago… that’s a long time on the internet. In the first
This is a very long read that takes a few paragraphs to get to the point. It’s a point other people are making all over
This post was co-authored by a really generous bunch of people, some of whom we met for the first time to write it. The post
Ahem. So Research Degree Voodoo is being moved over to a new name. RDV was a catchy search term that I whacked onto this fun
