Klaas Wynne
8 December 2009
Tags: academic, Keynote, PowerPoint, teaching, university
Posted in Research and education, Tips
I haven’t written much for this blog for a while now. The reason is that I had some serious lecturing duties this semester, which runs for 12 weeks until next week. If you are an academic in a university, you almost certainly have to do a fair bit of teaching. So I thought it might be appropriate to give you a flavour of what that means in practice (just in case you were considering an academic career yourself).
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Otto Muskens
6 April 2009
Tags: emigrate, EPSRC, grants, startup, teaching
Posted in PhD life, Research and education, Tips
So here we are. Made it, got through the rat race, and found a safe haven in a Physics Department in a different country. They even offer state-of-the-art lab space and a small startup package (not sufficient to do anything substantial in photonics). So where to begin? Here is a brief description of my first steps as a university lecturer, which has little to do with science as I knew it.
1. Know the right people
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