
Downregulated Researcher, Probably highly Distressed. A satirical collection of complaints about academic life. Precarious EU-based STEM researcher, trying to survive with a sense of humor. Academy is hard, but better than working.
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Summer in academia is widely mythologized as a time for deep contemplation, breakthrough research, and long, undisturbed walks in nature. In reality, for anyone with fixed-term contract navigating the faculty job market, summer is a high-st...
Wednesday afternoon. 4:00 PM. The exact coordinates of the slowest, heaviest hour in the academic universe: the Weekly Guest Seminar.
We’ve all been there. It’s a beautifully orchestrated ritual that repeats across universities worldwide,...
Since I usually don’t pull any punches in this newsletter, today I want to make a therapeutic exception. Let’s talk about something positive. Let’s talk about that academic middle ground that lies between the two toxic extremes we all know...
We often talk about the intellectual weight of academia, the grueling pressure of peer reviews, and the endless race for funding. But today, I want to address the elephant in the room. The true, unspoken hardship that every researcher must...
There is a stubborn, gray myth floating around our culture. It’s the idea that the STEM fields—Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics—are cold, mechanical, and devoid of soul. We are often depicted as lab-coated robots, spreadshe...
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Downregulated Researcher, Probably highly Distressed. A satirical collection of complaints about academic life. Precarious EU-based STEM researcher, trying to survive with a sense of humor. Academy is hard, but better than working.
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