Of course, this blog will keep a fare amount of posts which are not dedicated to peer-reviewed articles, but which are just fun to know about and watch.
This is a blog about Medical Imaging. As someone working on Medical Imaging for some years and who enjoys reading blogs, it seemed only natural that I start my own blog. Know your images is a blog directed to researchers and professionals in Medical Imaging, but also to all researchers out there and the general public.
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Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Research Blogging
This blog is now part of the community in researchblogging.org. "ResearchBlogging.org is a system for identifying the best, most thoughtful blog posts about peer-reviewed research." Know Your Images is now one of the blogs which ResearchBlogging checks for posts about peer-reviewed articles. Furthermore, it is a great way to find new blogs and also keeps you updated about the blogs you like.
Of course, this blog will keep a fare amount of posts which are not dedicated to peer-reviewed articles, but which are just fun to know about and watch.
Of course, this blog will keep a fare amount of posts which are not dedicated to peer-reviewed articles, but which are just fun to know about and watch.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Procrastination with the 3 month thesis blog
I have several friends who are writing their thesis now and I can only wish them the best for the most insane part of a PhD! A great blog about thesis writing is http://3monththesis.com/blog/. James Hayton wrote his PhD thesis in 3 months after months of procrastination and self-doubt. Now he shares what he knows and learns on the blog.
A nice post: 10 tips for being a happy thesis writer. I wasn't!
or How to choose a thesis topic ...
But, I think the best are the videos http://www.youtube.com/user/threemonththesis?feature=watch such as this seminar talk with tips:
A nice post: 10 tips for being a happy thesis writer. I wasn't!
or How to choose a thesis topic ...
But, I think the best are the videos http://www.youtube.com/user/threemonththesis?feature=watch such as this seminar talk with tips:
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