Being a reviewer can be a good professional opportunity or a bit of a burden. @spgreenhalgh and @jrosenberg6432 discuss their recent experiences with reviewing and also how to move in a new direction with respect to their research. https://t.co/oQtHy0HtSY
Welcome to summer with Episode 11! @jrosenberg6432 has a successful workshop, @spgreenhalgh has to correct an article, and they both have to figure out what they're doing with their summer. https://t.co/aRLLD5R0G3
Episode 10 is out! @spgreenhalgh describes the long and winding road toward new digs, @jrosenberg6432 shares his attempts to plan for a course next year, and both discuss 'Should I go to this conference?' in a new segment on managing dilemmas/tradeoffs as https://t.co/Ac5kGwwE5j
.@jmrosenberg6432 discusses an almost-dissertation that ended up becoming a published article. Then, @spgreenhalgh talks about preparing a workshop that didn't get much of a turnout. Plus, discussion of trade-offs and copy centers! https://t.co/OmSLp2TIh9
Episode 8: We're back! Spencer discusses the conference presentation proposal that wasn't accepted--only at first! And, Josh discusses leaving his phone in the foreign country he traveled to to present at a conference. https://t.co/pLdXRjEetX
In this week's episode, @jrosenberg6432 discusses how left-to-be-forgotten ideas have become helpful again and @spgreenhalgh discusses transportation troubles. https://t.co/MdKTeMGhpJ
Just binged on 3 episodes of the great https://t.co/59CFe08yiC podcast. @jrosenberg6432 and @spgreenhalgh sharing their experiences entering into academic life. I'm 5 years in but learning a lot and laughing at the universal challenges of getting the photocopy codes!
Checking out @jrosenberg6432's podcast about life as a new assistant professor and the ups and downs within, defined by little wins and opportunities to keep trying. Some good insights. #AcademicTwitter#ProfessorLife
.@spgreenhalgh gets over himself and finally learns how to use some helpful software. @jrosenberg6432 discusses the difficulty of defining and describing research interests. https://t.co/VSglnMiqW3
@spgreenhalgh @impodsterpod Brb changing all my journal prompts to I can’t believe that worked and try try again. Sounds nice like a nice way to treat each day.
.@jrosenberg6432 discusses getting something to print again (as an example of how the small things can really add up over time) and @spgreenhalgh describes the challenge of applying for a new grant for the first time. https://t.co/10VuMLxvRk
.@jrosenberg6432 and @spgreenhalgh welcome their first guest, @html034, who discusses the ups and downs and imposter syndrome associated with his (relatively-)new job as a researcher without a university affiliation. https://t.co/aIEEZA3fAL
.@jrosenberg6432 receives an affirming email from a colleague, and @spgreenhalgh is hit with a wave of teaching anxiety. Plus, we're now available for downloads/subscription on the big podcasting platforms! https://t.co/MPCJ225pLm
.@spgreenhalgh is attending an early career research symposium and talks about the mentor/mentee survey he took. @jrosenberg6432 discusses balancing different kinds of projects. Also, you can now actually subscribe to the podcast! https://t.co/Db03Tze12m
The first "real" episode of the podcast! @jrosenberg6432 succeeds at figuring out how to scan a book chapter for class. @spgreenhalgh struggles with the decision to not attend a conference this year. https://t.co/oiUJOgH67s
.@jrosenberg6432 and @spgreenhalgh should have been writing, but they threw together the first (zeroeth?) episode of their podcast, instead. https://t.co/Bg1SWMr5gA