Illuminating The Academic Life
I help (under)graduate students, researchers and academics at any stage to voice and overcome their #AcademicDilemmas for a better wellbeing.
What I Do
I voice #AcademicDilemmas from Twitter by retweeting, liking or commenting on others’ tweets so that their authors get community attention and support
I also disseminate, periodically, relevant scientific literature, interviews or other academic-related resources of interest for the academic community
Finally, I share my own thoughts, experiences, and dilemmas so others can find some degree of empathy and inspiration when trying to overcome their own dilemmas
If you find @AcademicDilemma valuable, please support this initiative!
Testimonials
What People Say
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@tishkowitz
This is a really interesting account, I’m glad I found it! I look forward to reading more.
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Blog
Current Posts
- Searching for your scientific journey companionsMy former PhD thesis supervisor and I were returning from our annual hiking when he asked: Are you still collaborating with Steve? Steve had been my supervisor during my postdoctoral stay in Lausanne, 4 years ago since then. This simple question made me think a lot. Both during my PhD and during my postdoc IContinue reading “Searching for your scientific journey companions”
- Searching For The Leadership Style Of A PhD SupervisorAccording to the paper published by Levecque et al. in 2017, one in two doctoral students is in a state of distress, whereas one in three is at risk of some type of mental disorder such as depression [1]. In their work, they evaluated the relationship between a supervisor’s leadership style and mental health. TheContinue reading “Searching For The Leadership Style Of A PhD Supervisor”
- I Landed Among The StarsThe following is a short story describing one of the nicest experiences from my PhD. Hope you enjoy the reading! When I was doing my PhD in Europe, there was an established American researcher in my field. Because she was a reference, I had read a lot of her papers. One day, I was inContinue reading “I Landed Among The Stars”
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