Navigating the world of academia after your PhD can feel overwhelming, exciting, and a little bit secretive. Confessions of an Early Career Researcher is a candid, honest, and inspiring podcast for Early Career Researchers (ECRs) at every stage of their journey. In each episode, host Dr Leonie Smith sits down with scholars at varying stages of their careers to share personal stories, practical ins... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Episode 6: Wellness and community in academia with Madeline Hewitson and Inés G. Labarta
How does one be well as an ECR? Against constant challenges of precarious contracts, growing workloads and uncertain landscapes, it can be difficult to feel li... more
Episode 5: Publishing as an ECR: Rejection, patience and conversation with Fred Paxton and Ayesha Omar
‘Publish or perish’ is something ECRs will hear consistently throughout their academic careers. But why is there such a pressure to publish early,... more
Episode 4: Plan your journey: Navigating the ECR landscape with April-Louise Pennant and Martin Scheuregger
Failing to plan is planning to fail, right? Often, your journey makes sense only in retrospect. With so many choices in the contemporary ECR ... more
Episode 3: Two heads are better than one: Networking and mentors in academia With Clare Stainthorp and Devina Sarwatay
Like much of ECR life, there’s no one-size-fits-all to finding the perfect networks and mentors. In this episode, Leonie Smith un... more
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Aimed at supporting Early Career Researchers (ECRs), this podcast offers a candid exploration of the challenges and triumphs associated with academia after earning a PhD. Through personal narratives and practical advice, it discusses various topics including the pressures of publishing, securing funding, mentorship, work-life balance, and networking. The engaging conversations feature guests who share their unique academic journeys, making it a valuable resource for listeners interested in navigating the complexities of academic life while fostering a supportive community. Listeners can expect an honest take on both the rewards and difficulties faced by ECRs, with a strong emphasis on building resilience and maintaining authenticity in thei... more
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