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Tag: Writing

14 April 202025 May 2020 researchwhisper

When I write, I write for myself

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17 March 202025 May 2020 researchwhisper

Life as a writer outside the boundaries of academia

11 February 202025 May 2020 researchwhisper

Romance your writing

25 June 20198 June 2020 researchwhisper

Getting realistic about your endless list of writing projects

7 May 20198 June 2020 researchwhisper

Learning to be a co-author

5 February 20198 March 2019 Tseen Khoo

The care and feeding of critical friends

23 October 201820 October 2018 researchwhisper

Five benefits of a writing ‘system’

18 September 201819 September 2018 Jonathan O'Donnell

Saving space

4 September 20188 March 2019 researchwhisper

Residential writing retreats: three wishes for academic output

10 July 20186 July 2018 researchwhisper

Should we really write daily?

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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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