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Research Radar – Lily MacLean

July 13, 2023June 26, 2023 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"Early bird gets the worm."

Research Radar Redux – Jane McGaughey

June 29, 2023June 26, 2023 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

I might have sworn.  Loudly.  In Rare Books and Music.  My bad.

Research Radar – Laoighseach Ní Choistealbha

May 2, 2022May 2, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"I...agree with what many others have said here about imposter syndrome.  Everyone has it, and if you don’t, what’s your secret?"

Research Radar – Tim McMahon

April 25, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / 1 Comment

"I don’t know that I could have finished my doctoral dissertation if it weren’t for periodic trips to the batting cage."

Research Radar – Matina Skalkogiannis

March 7, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"I definitely miss interactions, and absolutely soak them up when I am on campus." 

Research Radar – Julie Guyot

January 24, 2022January 24, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"Even though there is no scientific proof to back me up, I have always found that listening to classical music heightens my receptivity and creativity."

Research Radar – Kate Bevan-Baker

January 17, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"When I’m practicing or composing new musical ideas, voice memos on my iPhone are invaluable."

Research Radar – Darragh Gannon

December 14, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"I have to have tea/coffee on hand when I’m writing. It serves as a useful coping mechanism for when words are not appearing during the creative process."

Research Radar – Aileen Ruane

December 6, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / 1 Comment

"Everyone works on their conference papers right up till the day they present, especially on the voyage to the conference."

Prioritizing Propensities

December 3, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"Invariably, I will ignore whatever outline I came up with earlier in the process."

Research Radar – Teresa Dunne

November 29, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / 1 Comment

"[W]hen they opened up the library again and I could actually browse the shelves, I didn't know what to do with myself... so much freedom!"

Research Radar – José Alavez

November 22, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"It is essential to write every day. The faster you put your ideas in black and white, the better."

Research Radar – Sadie Gilker

October 25, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"Oh my god. Just ask for help. You’re not supposed to know it all."

Research Radar – Máirtín Coilféir

October 18, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"As usual, I have too many books on the go for my own good."

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