After a busy first academic year as a lecturer at @uniofglos.bsky.social, I'm finally finding the time to turn some of my thesis chapters into papers. Starting with trying to combine 2 chapters into one paper - just need to cut 10,000 words out! Wish me luck 😬

I've submitted my abstract for this year's BPS Cyberpsychology conference! 🤞I get accepted and have the opportunity to talk about the findings from the last study of my PhD

Last seminar before Easter and my students did a great job of summarising two really complex amnesia case-studies into posters! These are long, dense papers and they did really well in picking out the key information to explain their studies to the group 🧠

Finally, to acknowledge my hypocrisy! There are dozens of times when I've put my work above my wellbeing or overstretched myself. I've learned these tips the hard way so this is definitely a case of "do as I say, and not as I do" until I learn to listen to my own advice 🧵11/11

This time last week I was invited to sit on a panel of final-years and recent grads to share some tips about surviving and thriving through your PhD with an audience of first-year students (open to find out what those tips are!)🧵1/11

Spring on campus is my absolute favourite time of year

Finally feeling like spring! 🌸💐🪻A great day - I love how scenic my walk to work is at this time of year, and got to interview some great MSc students who'll hopefully be working with us over the summer on stakeholder engagement and content analysis!

Happy pancake day from the worlds speediest eater 🥞🐶💕

The first time I delivered this seminar (2020) I had no personal experience with qualitative methods in my own research. 3 1/2 years into a mixed-methods PhD, I feel much better equipped to give advice and answer student questions on this topic. (ft. my favourite coffee mug)

First seminar of a new module! Had a great student-led discussion all about intelligence, process overlap theory, and the validity and utility of IQ tests. Great to be back teaching!