You can have a PhD and still be an idiot! Education and intelligence are two different things.

Doing a postdoc with no purpose is just the newest thing I heard 🤷‍♀️

And my daily routine:

I wake up at 5 am.

Get to the gym at 5:30 am.

While working out, I listen to a science podcast for 1h.

Have breakfast and respond to emails at 7:30 am.

Reach to my lab at 8 am. 

Work until 6 pm.

Have a dinner at 7 pm.

Read research reviews for 60

I’m realizing that all the qualities that make us stronger as a research/scientist make us awkward and not fit in the social life 🧐🤔 PostdocVoice The Struggling Scientists Podcast PhD Voice - Independently Run

A reminder for leaders on World Mental Health Day:

One of the most powerful things you can do to support mental health in your workplace is to create a culture of inclusion where everyone can feel a sense of belonging and acts of kindness are the norm.

Common sense is something that we are seeing less and less every day 🙄

This just made my day 😅

You can take a chemists out of chemistry deparment, but you CANNOT take chemistry out of the chemist Dr. Asmae Bouziani LACEK Research Group

When people from academia ask me why I am not a assistant Prof yet. I am tented to say 'ah I don't know🤔 maybe I should be asking you this question' 😎😅
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Dr. Strange: I saw 14.000.605 realities and you become Professor only in 1.
Dr. Me: Still fighting for that reality to happen.
#AcademicChatter
#Academia
#PostdocLife

Welcoming our new undergrads to the group 🙃🙂

When a chemist is bored out of her mind 1😅

What do you think 😅

A break from research with PI 😶

Metrics and milestones are important for our career progress, but they are just signposts that tell us where we are at right now.

Metrics and milestones do not dictate what you are capable of in the future and they do not show you the impact you’ve had on others along the way.

Sorry to bother you, but do you say “sorry” too much? What to say instead ideas.ted.com/sorry-to-bothe…

There is no such thing as a perfect mentor, but there are those who are willing to listen, receive feedback, and be open to learning. Humility is key to becoming a better mentor.

One of the most rewarding experiences of my PhD training was meeting people from around the world & learning abt their culture/traditions. Remember that it’s not just abt the science. Opening ourselves & experiencing the 🌎 that surrounds us makes us better in all aspects of life

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📌Oferta de empleo
Estancia Postdoctoral (1 año)
Instituto de Nanociencia, Nantecnología y Materiales Moleculares
Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha
Incorporación: Octubre/2021

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