“Our goals can only be reached through a vehicle of a plan, in which we must fervently believe, and upon which we must vigorously act.
Category: Recommended reading
Free Ebook: Take Control – Working From Home
The Take Control ebook series is well-known from many internet users and it was recently brought to my attention that the one dedicated on Working
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
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
I wish you better work meetings for 2016…
“Meetings are toxic” – 37Signals (and a book called Rework) If you have got the chance to read the book Rework, if might well be
Book: The Art of Explanation by Lee Lefever
Just completed the reading of the book the Art of Explanation by Lee Lefever. I must admit that although I really like Nancy Duarte’s duo Slide:ology
The Feynman Lectures on Physics available for free from CalTech!
Enjoy: The Feynman Lectures on Physics.
“Planning Analog” – Presentation Zen
One must give credit when due. Organizing Creativity’s Daniel Wessel pointed out to me on the previous blog post “Time to go analog” that this
Manifesto: Stop Stealing Dreams
Seth Godin has written an very interesting (and free) manifesto about the US school system (though the birth of Canada school system is very similar
A few more “must read” for new gradute students
In the previous post, I was directing interested students to the free book Organizing Creativity. There are a few more excellent resources on the web
Recommended book: Organizing Creativity by Daniel Wessel
The majority of graduate students that I had the chance to supervised (yes I consider student supervision as a core mission of being a researcher
Ruminating... 