I'm writing this on March 20th at night, lockdown day 5 for me, and I've had a rough week. COVID-19 is making me very anxious. Will I be able to go to Delft this summer (I am supposed to travel…
I recently ran a poll to identify if digital or analog planners are more popular. The winner of the poll is the digital planner. Over the years, I have moved from using an analog planner for everything, to a hybrid…
Time for another Q&A post (yes, I'm finally doing an effort in replying your long overdue questions!).Here's a question I received a few months ago:While reading any phd file you usually highlight the important points from that file. How do…
Time for a quick Q&A again today! Some time ago, I received the following question:Congratulations Eva!I would like to ask you what method are you using to reproduce the crack pattern (see Fig. 12 in your paper)The answer is quite…
Today I am interviewing Katherine Firth for the "How I Work" series. Catherine is Head of Academic Programs at Trinity College, where she manages the Residential College’s tutorial and visiting scholar’s programs. She is an award-winning educator at the University…
Today, I am interviewing Adrian Letchford in the "How I Work" series. Adrian didn’t go to school - his parents taught their children at home. They taught them how to teach themselves, a skill everyone should have according to Adrian.…
In today's sea of information, I selected a few websites which are part of my daily toolbox.1. RescuetimeTogether with ManicTime (which does not depend on internet connection), these timetracking software tools have greatly increased not only my productivity, but also…
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