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Where did all the nanomedicine go?
Well, it didn’t go anywhere, as in it didn’t disappear, but it seems that progressively for the last few years it has been not been calling itself «nano» that much anymore. Last month we submitted a proposal to the last Read more
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How to become a successful academic
Several times already during this last month I’ve seen myself in the troublesome situation of giving advice about how to become a successful academic. I’m not an academic myself so one idea that I try to gently put forward is Read more
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An «open space» meeting, but online
Open space meetings are an incredibly potent tool to discuss almost anything in a group setting, and don’t need a lot of preparation. For our purposes, they are a simple and effective way to build a project proposal with a Read more
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A great evaluation report
In a recent European H2020 call our lab has been awarded a very exciting and pioneering grant. The evaluation summary report was quite long and with a lot of feedback on what we did right to get the proposal approved. Read more
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Guía de actividades en casa para estudiantes de doctorado y otros investigadores
Ahora que es complicado recoger datos experimentales, algunas recomendaciones sobre cómo organizarse y qué actividades hacer. Adaptado de un hilo de twitter de la Dra Zoë Ayres, de este artículo en Science, y de un poco de experiencia personal. Empieza el día Read more
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Twitter, una herramienta para la ciencia. ¿Dónde empezar, hacia dónde ir?
Twitter ha evolucionado en su uso como herramienta social rápidamente en pocos años. Aunque para muchos académicos sigue siendo casi desconocido, hay un número creciente de investigadores que lo usan en el ámbito profesional. Nuestro perfil puede estar centrado en Read more