I find that the most challenging aspect of being a PhD research candidate is not just the research work itself, but also the people who you work with.
Author: Pei Qin Sabrina Ng
Are you a mentor or a supervisor?
As I have grown to be more aware of how impactful good mentoring is to help students strive and grow, both in their career and personality.
Distant but present: virtual conferences during COVID-19 Pandemic
This year being present physically in many national or international conferences has not been possible due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While all of us a grappling with the new normal due to the pandemic, this unprecedented situation has paved way to virtual conferencing.
Covid-19 and PhD-Plan B: How to keep swimming amid pandemic wave hit
As a lab, what can we do to minimise the impact of this pandemic on our research work? At the… Read more Covid-19 and PhD-Plan B: How to keep swimming amid pandemic wave hit
Being interdisciplinary: good or bad? Exploring my research identity in my PhD
The longer I am in the PhD programme, the more I am exploring research identity.
So, who am I?
A memoir on publishing my first paper
I was told there is a similar group working on the same project as us while I was still analysing the data, and the group was close to publishing their work.
