biovectoral
Christos Efthymiou, PhDA deeper look at science and biotech careers, academia’s unspoken problems, and how to build a career that actually fits your skills, values, and ambitions.
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Winter in London
During my PhD, I had to wear sweats and a sweatshirt at all times in my apartment because I couldn't afford to pay for heating.
When I moved from California to London to start my PhD, I expected to spend the first few months adjusting to...
The Poor Postdoc
When I finished my PhD, I interviewed for postdoc positions that paid less than what I made as an intern in industry.
I had already started to imagine that I would probably leave academia, but I still applied for a few postdocs because it...
The Flexible PhD
During my PhD, my supervisor let everyone in the lab work from home whenever they needed to, no questions asked.
There was no formal approval process, elaborate justification, and or awkward conversation where you had to convince him that...
Worse Off Than Our Parents
I’m now at the age that my parents were when they bought their first house, and I don’t even own a car.
The older I get, the harder it has become not to compare where I am in my life to where my parents were at the same age. I know people...
The Unemployed PhD
I just spoke with someone who told me out of their entire PhD cohort, nearly half are unemployed.
For the last year and a half, science has felt like a minefield. Academic funding feels more fragile, permanent academic roles remain almost...
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