biovectoral
Christos Efthymiou, PhDThis is a weekly publication for scientists about ambition, work, and careers, with essays and practical exercises designed to help readers earn more, pursue better opportunities, and maximize their potential.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 27 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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The Permanent Postdoc
I recently spoke with someone who's moved countries 3 times for postdocs, and still hasn't found a permanent position.
After finishing their PhD, they knew they wanted to stay in academia, and they were willing to go wherever they needed t...
Starting a PhD After 30
The best PhD student I ever worked with was a parent who returned to academia after 15 years of working in industry.
I met them because we were collaborating with another research group, and when I first saw them, I was surprised. I had sp...
Quitting a PhD
When I told my supervisor I wanted to drop out of my PhD, he just put his hand on my shoulder and told me to take a few days off.
If you decide to do a PhD, you need to know that at some point you will want to quit. I don’t think I’ve ever...
The Begging Generation
I recently wrote about how PhD students should advocate for higher pay, and someone told me they were tired of my generation begging for more money.
In some places, PhD students receive less through their stipend than they would earn worki...
The Academia Attitude
I recently talked about how PhD stipends are too low and students deserve to be paid more, and someone told me to stop expecting handouts.
One of the things I care about most when discussing PhDs is whether students are being paid enough t...
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I love writing about how people build careers, how institutions shape ambition, why so many highly capable people end up feeling lost, and how science, AI, media, and work are all changing at the same time.
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