Research Fellow at Warwick Med School @warwickmed @warwickuni, and honorary fellow at University of Birmingham @unibirmingham @uob_iahr . Views my own.
Even more important than the warmth and affection we receive, is the warmth and affection we give. It is by giving warmth and affection, by having a genuine sense of concern for others, in other words through compassion, that we gain the conditions for genuine happiness.
📢 Submit your abstract for the CSWG Seminar Series 2023/24. You can find the submission link here: https://t.co/HNAPq3exG0
If you have questions please email us at: [email protected] 📩
I'll be speaking at the BMJ Research Forum 2023! Looking forward to engaging discussions and exchanging insights on “Driving real-world impact from health research”. See you there! #bmjresearchforum#bmjrf#researchforum
Register here: https://t.co/RYDMKJfpf3
HAPPY #AcademicHalloween!
Over the years I’ve brought you, “Reviewer 2,” a “Predatory Journal,” a “MANEL,” and “Academic CV.ver37”
THIS YEAR I bring to you —
a “Rejected Conference Reimbursement”
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#Perfectionism: “Better to do something imperfectly than do nothing perfectly.” Robert H. Schuller. The problem with waiting for the perfect word, perfect idea, perfect moment is that it might never come. Make a start, however imperfect, and improve from there. #PhDchat#ECRchat
Researcher @drlauraljones spoke to survivors of female genital mutilation (FGM), and highlighted the need for more widespread best practice after finding few examples of excellent care, and significant social and cultural barriers to accessing care
https://t.co/41sfcCCrP2
Given the heat warning for this weekend, you may find this 'unusual' case of sunburn treated at a London hospital and published on 23 July 1859 in the BMJ of interest.
“I might have an early night” - Translation: I am definitely having an early night. I’m literally getting up and going to bed as we speak. There is no “might” about it, and there never was.
THE NEW ISSUE IS OUT!
This June, Sociology discusses pregnancy, social mobility, activism, and more.
Read our new June issue below:
https://t.co/r2a26B44JP
Professor Amy Grove will deliver her Leading Lights Lecture on surgical research and researching surgery: collective wisdom and collective blindness on Wednesday 14 June. Find out more about Amy, and register for the event using the link 👇
https://t.co/NNT11eSJCd
Last chance! Book now for ‘Happiness in Turbulent Times: Latest Developments in Wellbeing Research’ a seminar from the BSA Happiness Study Group, 12 July, Birkbeck College. Deadline FRIDAY 2 June https://t.co/cy9FJXBEik