Long time coming but totally worth it 😉 Source: Review of plastic and liquid scintillation dosimetry for photon, electron, and proton therapy – IOPscience
Author: Luc Beaulieu
PLOS ONE: How Many Is Too Many? On the Relationship between Research Productivity and Impact
Clearly if you do not published, you can never be cited…However, interesting to see that the Natural sciences field seems to taper-off more quickly than
A MR Imaging primer through analogy with Guitar playing
Thanks to my colleague Jerry Battista from the University of Western Ontario, understanding the basic MR pulse sequence (a not so obvious topic especially if you
Luc Beaulieu on brachytherapy research!
Here is a BrachyTalk interview I gave during the 2016 ESTRO meeting in Torino, Italy. Get to know what I am working on and my (physics
The CIHR gong show – a ridiculous state of affairs | Affaires Universitaires
The last month has been a pretty topsy-turvy one for the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. After it rolled out the first round of applications
How much time does it really take?
To present a scientific subject in an attractive and stimulating manner is an artistic task, similar to that of a novelist or even a dramatic
Advice to new graduate students
Invest time in learning tasks/project management – start here. Review all of your tasks/next action weekly Set time aside to review your projects/goals on a
Scintillation Dosimetry Book is now available!
It has been a few years in the making (from the first conceptual idea to publication) but the baby has been delivered and is now
Excited? Tomorrow is PI day!
Source: Pi Day · Celebrate Mathematics on March 14th
A 75 min presentation on Organizing Creativity
From the author of Organizing Creativity, Daniel Wessel, here come an overview of the book in 75 minutes! As I have said before, this is
Public Bench Project and other Inner Sunset Beauties
Conquer your neighbourhood, conquer your city, conquer your country, and then go after the rest of the world. That’s my mantra. — Grandmaster Flash Not
To “Google Scholar” or not…
The reality is simple, even if you do not want it, as a researcher you are something of a public figure. You are probably using
The new lazy: non-field specific meeting and journal invitations
We came across your contribution entitled <name of your paper here> published in <journal name here> and thought your expertise would be an excellent fit
An interesting resource for PhDs, postdocs and early career researchers
I recently came across the following document by Professor Alan M Johnson, which appears to be distributed freely by Elsevier and entitled “Charting a Course for a
Is the definition of smart going down the drain?
There’s these things called books, it’s like television for smart people Bill Bryson, Movie A Walk in The Woods A few days ago,
