By Professor Barry Drust and Paul Green The doctorate annual review: the supervisors view At Birmingham all post-graduate research students have an annual review. This is a formal requirement at the university. The process involves an evaluation of the progress around an individual’s research training in the past year. In a two-stage process both the … Continue reading “Annual reviews: Informing the doctorate process “
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Lessons from a research visit
By Professor Barry Drust Collaborations with other researchers provide a range of opportunities in my experience. One overt one is the opportunity to travel and spend time in a different country, a different university and a different research group. I was lucky enough recently to be hosted by Dr Scott Mclean a Senior Research Fellow and … Continue reading “Lessons from a research visit”
Balancing Acts: Navigating the Dual Roles of Clinician and Researcher in Healthcare
By Katie Cronin Photo by Niklas Ohlrogge on Unsplash The world of healthcare is a multifaceted landscape, and for some professionals, wearing two distinct hats is not only a challenge but a rewarding journey. The dual roles of clinician and researcher require a delicate balance of skills, time management, and a commitment to advancing both … Continue reading “Balancing Acts: Navigating the Dual Roles of Clinician and Researcher in Healthcare “
Multiple Worlds Blending
By Caroline White I am just about to celebrate my two-year anniversary this month of leaving full-time sport and entering the world of academia. A lot has happened over this two-year period as I began almost a new career and not knowing, especially in the early days, if I had made the right decision. When … Continue reading “Multiple Worlds Blending “
Marginal gains are great. When you’re ready.
By Dr Tom Brownlee Photo Credit: Tim Foster on Unsplash I was talking to a PhD student at a Premier League club recently about the design of their upcoming study. Broadly speaking we were looking at whether a training modality, which is often used in clubs actually works or not. This led us off-topic a little to … Continue reading “Marginal gains are great. When you’re ready. “
An Applied PhD Student in Professional Football: Reflections From The 1st Month
We have recently set up an applied PhD studentship in collaboration with Norwich City Football Club. Michael Cornes has now begun his journey on this process and has been in post for a little over 1 month. To help perspective and current students and industry partners, Mike has outlined his reflections from his 1st month … Continue reading “An Applied PhD Student in Professional Football: Reflections From The 1st Month “