Today, in the "How I Work" series, I am interviewing Navneet Vasistha. Navneet received his undergraduate and postgraduate degrees from the University of Delhi. He then moved to Oxford for doctoral studies with Prof. Zoltán Molnár. He is now a…
This post is part of the series PhD Talk for AcademicTransfer: posts written for the Dutch academic career network AcademicTransfer, your go-to resource for all research positions in the Netherlands. These posts are sponsored by AcademicTransfer, and tailored to those…
Today, I have a special guest in the "How I Work" series. I am interviewing Stevie Moore, an artist, who shares his thoughts on workflow processes for creative work. Stephen (Stevie) R. Moore is a Lexington Kentucky artist and illustrator…
My co-authors and I recently presented a paper at the 25th ESRA conference, ESREL, the European Safety and Reliability Conference. I was happy to see our work accepted for presentation at a conference that is not only civil engineering. In…
Today, I am interviewing David McArdle for the "How I Work" series. David is a senior lecturer at University of Stirling. David read Law at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth and worked in legal publishing before commencing his PhD studies…
I recently published a paper in the ACI Structural Journal about the second series of experiments we did in the Stevin Laboratory of TU Delft. This paper is also the last paper about the experimental work I did for my…
Today, I am interviewing Dr. Nathan Ryder in the "How I Work" series. Nathan loves interesting challenges. This love lead him to a PhD in Mathematics (University of Liverpool, 2008) and then to working freelance as a skills trainer in…
My coauthors and I recently published a paper in ICE (Institute of Civil Engineering) - Bridge Engineering. This publication is our first in this journal. The work is based partially on the 7th chapter of my PhD thesis, and extended…
Today, in the "How I Work" series I am interviewing Scott R. Furtwengler. Scott is the Director of Institutional Research at Brazosport College in Lake Jackson, TX, an external evaluator for Rice University’s Office of STEM Engagement, and an instructor…
Oddly enough, one of the posts on this blog that keeps attracting a lot of visitors is my post on the use of binaural beats for studying and writing.Based on this post, I was recently interviewed by Cynthia Liza Gregoire…
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