Uncovering the Human Side of Research
Gesa KappenIn this podcast, we don't talk about study designs or the outcomes of scientific experiments. These conversations are about the Human Side of doing research, the stories about the people behind the scientific output. You will hear scientists, coaches and other experts in science share their personal stories and advice regarding the challenges and the opportunities of academic careers. We hope that... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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What are we actually talking about when trying to make Academia a more inclusive place? What is it like to be part of an academic culture for first generation students, expats or as a woman? Today, you’ll listen in on a conversation I had with profes... more
At Wageningen University and Research (WUR), the whole Tenure Track system has been renewed. In today’s episode, we dive into the role of Wageningen's new Academic Career Framework in bringing about long-overdue changes in the academic system. What d... more
Is the recognition of lecturers in academia long overdue? In this episode, we discuss the new Academic Framework at Wageningen University and Research as a culture change that values teaching expertise and opens flexible career paths for academics. H... more
In this episode, I talked to two professors of Wageningen University, Rumyana Karlova and Maria Barbosa.
Starting out with questions around leadership, we took a deep and broad dive into academic live at Wageningen (and other places in the world), ... more
Today we talk about psychological safety, diversity, and inclusivitiy with professor Giovanni Bertotti, Professor in Applied Geology at the TU Delft and also Diversity and Inclusion officer of his Faculty.
We hear about his role as Diversity and Inc... more
In today's episode, Lauren's and I talked to Calvin Rans who describes himself as a teacher, storyteller and engineer being also an associate professor at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering at the TU Delft.
We originally approached him with quest... more
Laurens and I talked to Fulvio Scarano, professor of aerodynamics, at the TU Delft. We dive into topics like: the influence of fragmentation of one's time and attention on work and health, the balance between choosing your own path and checking the n... more
This episode is all about research visions. On Octobre 12th this year, I spoke to social psychology professor Johan Karremans, about his view on research visions. The questions I asked him were inspired by questions we received from Tenure Trackers o... more
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