We are 12 PhD students at Aston University (Birmingham, UK) and together with our supervisors, we started this wicked little podcast about science. It’s going to tell you about some things people generally don’t know regarding how science is done.
We’ll be taking you behind the scenes, and talk a bit about the work that precedes the results everyone talks about. You’ll get to know more about the humans inside the labcoats, what makes us tick, and the struggles of the profession.
Frustration is a tricky one, it is a sentiment that we feel when we really like what we are doing. If we didn't like it, we wouldn't care. It's a paradox!
Do you know what do you want to do in the future? OK.
Don't you have any idea about what to do in your life? It is also Ok.
Let's listen to the voice of the experience!
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Some features that are necessary for a PhD student are: adaptability, flexibility, organisation, good time management, and responsibility
Hey,
We are 12 PhD students that got on board in this crazy scientific adventure with our supervisors by our side.
We will show you how science is made by taking you behind the scenes and talk a bit about the work that precedes the results everyone talks about. You’ll get to know more about the humans inside the lab coats, what makes us tick, and the struggles of the profession.
Resilience is a big part of our life, if you are working in science is going to be a bigger part of it.
Try to not link your success in the lab or in your research with your happiness!