Are you a researcher who makes their code or analysis pipelines publicly available? Would you rather conduct a systematic review than a targeted literature search? Do you publish your null and negative results? Do you, in any capacity, attempt to practice open and reproducible science? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, the […]
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Guest post: Dr Andrea Darling, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, School of Biosciences and Medicine, University of Surrey These are a combination of personal experience and things I have picked up from seminars etc: Turn on your computer before you intend to start work with the file you want to work on already open. For example, I […]
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It is important to plan what you are going to do during your AcWriMo. Don’t leave it to chance! If your target is to get something finished by the end of the month, break down how much time you will have to spend on it each day and the tasks you will have to do […]
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AcWriMo – what is it all about? Academic Writing Month, or AcWriMo, occurs worldwide throughout November. It is a month that celebrates and supports academic writing in all shapes and forms. At Surrey, we encourage you to set some writing targets for November, declare them on our Surrey AcWriMo wall and make use of the […]
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Our seminars are mostly to give our PhD students the chance to present their work. These seminars are suitable for anyone interested in nutrition. Anyone interested in attending should contact Margaret Rayman (M.Rayman@surrey.ac.uk) for a zoom link.
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In August 2020, the University of Surrey kicked off The Technology and Society Theme – a cutting-edge blend of Surrey research on the societal consequences of new and emerging technologies, critically interrogating the potentials, possibilities, ethics and consequences of technologies in human life. We all know that Surrey is home to world-leading, stellar research centres, insrittues […]
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