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How early career researchers suffer when senior scholars burn out

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What is The Research Whisperer?

The Research Whisperer is dedicated to the topic of doing research in academia. We talk about finding funding, research culture, and building academic track-records.

This blog is managed by Tseen Khoo (@tseenster) and Jonathan O’Donnell (@jod999).

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