Social connections, of course, are a key part of being a researcher—all the more so as science becomes increasingly collaborative. Much of scientific success—in both intellectual and career terms—is down to finding the right mentors and collaborators. Networks are a resource as much as any other. So how important to academic success is cultivating your profile online? Read more [...]
In most universities there is little incentive for academics to blog. It is therefore somewhat surprising that an increasing number of academics are taking it up. We realised that there is surprisingly little work done on academic blogging. We therefore started exploring which academics were blogging and what they are blogging about. Read more [...]
I just posted my first blog post on a Croatian science portal, not dissimilar to Nature Network. It’s very exciting. It’s a big site for a small country; journalists, scientists and students from Croatia and abroad can come to blog and collaborate Read more [...]
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