Tag: featured
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4 things I love and hate about being a researcher in academia
Sometimes academia is far from being cosy vibes and historical libraries. When I decided to become a professor in academia, my mind was full of romantic visions of myself reading and discussing with high-minded people in some warm library corner, maybe in front of a fireplace. Then, the reality hit and after almost 10 years […]
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My month in objects (and special moments): September 2022
This is an image-based overview of the last month in objects and special moments. Read September 2022 highlights and shadows.
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Using a new agenda (or two) for each academic year? Take advantage and prepare with me.
Have you ever considered using two different planners for your academic year? Is this too much? Maybe yes, but not for my personal way of thinking and working.
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My “ideal daily schedule” as an academic and why this is a dream
This post describes my every day life as an academic, how I try to organize my work and why a “perfect schedule day” for me doesn’t exist.
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My month in objects: August 2022 adventure and colorful heart
This is an image-based overview of my month in objects. For August 2022
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September in academia: blissful fall vibes or down to hard time after summer?
September has finally arrived. Far from the academia’s cosy fall vibes, I am struggling in finding a new balance for my work as a researcher. Those are the things I try to do when this happens.
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Cecità vs Il racconto dell’ancella
Secondo episodio delle Sfide Scomposte, dove metto a confronto due libri. Chi vincerà?
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Piranesi vs Il mare senza stelle
Primo episodio delle Sfide Scomposte, dove metto a confronto due libri. Chi vincerà?
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Dietro le quinte!
Produttività, studio, ricerca, lavoro. Episodio #2 di una serie sulla produttività e sull’applicazione del system thinking allo studio e al mondo accademico.
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Cosa succede se peschi il Sei di Corvi? Una duologia da non mancare anche per gli aspiranti scrittori
Una duologia di qualità per il fantasy con atmosfere urbane. Da non perdere anche per gli aspiranti scrittori.
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