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
Category: Recommended reading
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
