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Mar 29, 2019

You are not lucky. You earned it!

Monica Vidaurri (@AstroTraviesa) is a Science Consultant at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and a…

Researcher Chronicles in Your research. Your life. Your story.

Mar 25, 2019

What it’s like being a first-generation PhD candidate

Researcher Chronicles in Your research. Your life. Your story.

Feb 27, 2019

Academic lemons versus mental resilience

Claire-Marie Nuttegg (@ClaireNuttegg) is a PhD researcher in Graphene Biomedicine for…

Researcher Chronicles in Your research. Your life. Your story.

Dec 21, 2018

My mentors changed the trajectory of my life

Jackie Howells (@jackiehowells1 ) is a PhD Student in Pathobiology at Brown…

Researcher Chronicles in Your research. Your life. Your story.

Jul 6, 2018

My roller coaster research journey

A PhD is challenging and full of hard work. Read how Enitome Bafor struggled against all odds to…

Researcher Chronicles in Your research. Your life. Your story.

Jul 6, 2018

I failed my dissertation defense. But I am not a failure.

Lorie Owens, or PhDiva (@Dissertating) as she is commonly known in academic Twitter circles, paints a vivid picture of how she failed at her first dissertation defense. This narrative originally appeared as a series of posts on…

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Researcher Chronicles in Your research. Your life. Your story.

Jun 28, 2018

Back to school — My return to academia

This story has been shared by PhD student Anjana Karumathil, who talks about her return to school after 15 years of employment in a corporate set-up.

You are not lucky. You earned it!

What it’s like being a first-generation PhD candidate

Academic lemons versus mental resilience

Why I can’t afford to feel like an impostor: Taking science center-stage

In scientific publishing, failure is also an option

Bent, but not broken

My mentors changed the trajectory of my life

My roller coaster research journey

I failed my dissertation defense. But I am not a failure.

Back to school — My return to academia