
A podcast in which we discuss PhD life, research mechanics, and the tools for doing research.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 122 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | CareersEducationBusiness | ||||

I'm back with a quick bonus episode on the small university journals that are publish open access without any article processing charge.
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A few grumblings on why it does not make sense to try to speed up our literature review using ChatGPT - a little nugget of Opinions while we prepare for the next season of the podcast.
In today's episode we do a Q&A. We start with a general update on what we are working on, what is going well, and what is not going well.
Then, we address the following questions that came in through the PhD Talk blog:
• What does your work setup ... more
In today's episode, we interview Dr. Kalin Kiesling. She is a nuclear engineer at the Department of Energy's Argonne National Lab where she develops the software that other engineers use to design and analyze new nuclear reactor concepts. She earned ... more
In today's episode, we talk about special issues: what are they, what is the value of special issue, and why should you consider editing a special issue. We also discuss the caveats and increasing bad reputation on special issues related to the busin... more
In today's episode, we interview Emily Hoppe. Emily is a psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner and PhD candidate at Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing in Baltimore, Maryland. Before starting her PhD, Emily practiced as a staff nurse a... more
In today's episode, Phil interviews Eva about grant writing. We learn about Eva's various sources of funding, the funding she has applied for in the past, and what has worked and what not. We also look at how helpful the feedback and grading of a pro... more
In today's episode, we interview Jacqueline Shaia. She is a second year PhD student at Case Western Reserve University in the Clinical Translational Science PhD program. We learn about how she decided between going into the career path of a practicin... more
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