The Swedish academic during the December month
A modern haiku (5-7-5) brought to you by Evangelia… Read More The Swedish academic during the December month
A modern haiku (5-7-5) brought to you by Evangelia… Read More The Swedish academic during the December month
It is the most wonderful time of the year… because the ice skating season is (almost) here!… Read More Stockholm on ice – part 1
Day 8 in our ChristmasCalendar2019!Food: Food for Thought
Day 5 in our ChristmasCalendar2019! Food: Food for the Body “Oh, what is this? Smells so good! Really, you made it? Oh wow, so nice!” The reactions I heard last year after giving my homemade Christmas gifts to some of my family members were not far from the lines you just read above. I felt… Read More A Merry-Granola-Christmas
It has been a week since we all gathered in a chilly but cosy Sunday evening at Stallet, here in Stockholm, for “Moving Across – Where Art meets Science”
“Moving Across”, an event organized by a group of creative researchers from Karolinska Institutet, brought to a general audience a synergistic connection between interesting biomedical research and its artistic and entertaining explanation by the “Improv” group Improphilia. Sounds fun, right?… Read More “Moving Across – Where Art Meets Science”
Welcome to Part 3 of this series, the final instalment in this discussion of the arduous postdoc phase.… Read More What is a postdoc? Finding answers amidst ambiguity – Part 3
Her first dream job was to become an archeologist and live the life of Indiana Jones. After realizing, that what she has known from books is not even nearly as exciting as she thought, she wanted to be a veterinarian. Currently, Linnea Eriksson holds a Ph.D. degree in Medical Sciences and works as a Clinical Trial Manager, but all of the above seem to share at least two common features: genuine interest in science and a wish to make a real difference.… Read More A wish to make a real difference – Career Path of Linnea Eriksson
An inside perspective on being a researcher and career advice
An inside perspective on being a researcher and career advice