Kelly Louise Preece is the Researcher Development Manager for PGRs in the Doctoral College. You’ll recognise her face from workshops, her voice from WEBINARs, and her jokes from the 90s. You can follow her on twitter @Preece_Kelly for musings about Researcher Development and the PGR experience…interspersed with tweets about superheros, sewing and cute cat photos.
Rebekah J White (she/her) is an evolutionary biology and genetics PhD researcher in the College of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Exeter. Her current project involves exploring the genetic basis of ageing, late-life disease, and lifespan extension in nematode worms, using a range of laboratory-based techniques.…
Thinking about entering this year’s Tweet Your Thesis competition? We’ve asked last year’s winners for their advice and top tips to help you craft that prize-winning tweet!
Ari’s top tips
Jennifer is now a third year PhD student in the biosciences department. Jennifer looks at how elevated CO2, commonly found in fish farms, impacts lumpfish growth and behaviour. Lumpfish are farmed to be deployed into salmon pens across the U.K.…
We are looking to recruit a small group of doctoral researchers across the GW4 community, who are using NVivo in their research, to develop learning resources for other doctoral researchers to use. Ideally these learning resources should illustrate how you use NVivo within your research.…
In February we launched our PGR Careers Planning ELE page, with bespoke resources taking PGRs through the Career Management Cycle.
This blog post is an extract from this ELE page all about Networking, and was developed by Dr. Kate Massey-Chase, doctoral graduate in Drama.…
Kelly Louise Preece is the Researcher Development Manager for PGRs in the Doctoral College. You’ll recognise her face from workshops, her voice from WEBINARs, and her jokes from the 90s. You can follow her on twitter @Preece_Kelly for musings about Researcher Development and the PGR experience…interspersed with tweets about superheros, sewing and cute cat photos.…
Digital forms of research communication have always been important – but with Higher Education moving online in the past year, being creative with digital communication has become even more important. As part of our new suite of online resources, two of our graduates Dr.
Last week we started our groundbreaking Future Spaces Programme – working in collaboration with our PGRs to explore and determine the future of Researcher Development and Research Culture.…
Below are all the entries for this year’s College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences conference poster competition. Please look through the posters and vote on your top 3 here- EMPS Poster Competition 2021 vote.
Poster 1: Jets and instabilities in forced Magnetohydrodynamics flow
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Poster 2: Mechanical properties of PEEK filaments before and after Fused Filament Fabrication extrusion process
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Poster 3: Fault Tolerant Control of a Dual –System UAV Using Sliding Modes
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Poster 4: Supply chain network design with Sustainable supplier selection and order allocation under Disruption Risk and Uncertainty
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Poster 5: Comparison of State Estimation Performance of Nonlinear COVID-19 Model Using Extended Kalman Filters: Case Study in USA and India
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Poster 6: Two dimensional simulations of solar like models with artificially enhanced luminosity
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Poster 7: Exploring the Dynamics of a Vibro-Impact Capsule Moving in the Small Intestine via Finite Element Analysis
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Poster 8: Vibration Comfort of Pedestrians on Slender Footbridges
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Poster 9: Nanocomposite hearing overlays for next generation high performance/low emission internal combustion engine applications
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Poster 10: Characterising Exoplanets with the James Webb space telescope
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