Wie sieht der Alltag von Promovierenden aus? Was stört sie und was feiern sie an der Wissenschaft? Daniel Hölle (Uni Oldenburg), Philipp Hubert (Uni Gießen) und Lisa Schmors (Uni Tübingen) interviewen ganz locker Promovierende über deren Forschung, Träume und Probleme. Eine neue Folge gibt es am 1. jeden Monats.
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Wie sieht der Alltag von Promovierenden aus? Was stört sie und was feiern sie an der Wissenschaft? Daniel Hölle (Uni Oldenburg), Philipp Hubert (Uni Gießen) und Lisa Schmors (Uni Tübingen) interviewen ganz locker Promovierende über deren Forschung, Träume und Probleme. Eine neue Folge gibt es am 1. jeden Monats.
Wenn ihr selbst mal im Podcast zu Gast sein wollt oder jemanden kennt der zu Gast sein sollte, dann kontaktiert uns gerne!
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Remember your first day as a PhD student? That feeling of excitement mixed with total confusion about where to even begin? That's exactly where Patrik found himself. But instead of keeping his journey to himself, he decided to document everything he learned along the way in his blog "Path to PhD" (P2P).
Since 2022, Patrik has been sharing his growth story, both personal and professional. In our new episode, we talk with Patrik about how he manages his time and the practices that helped him along the way. He shares an honest truth with us: success isn't a solo journey. The real secret? Teamwork.
Still, Patrik clearly knows a thing or two about navigating the PhD experience. From breathing exercises for mental health to useful apps for staying organized, Patrik offers genuine solutions for common PhD struggles. He also talks openly about dealing with unhealthy attachment to your research and what helped him bounce back from his lowest moments.
Timestamps
(00:00:00) Start
(00:01:00) How do you organize your time?
(00:05:10) What drives you as a scientist
(00:06:34) Why did you study electrical engineering?
(00:09:07) How does a typical day look like for you?
(00:11:13) Starting the day before 6 am
(00:14:06) Breathing exercises
(00:18:29) The importance of teamwork in science
(00:20:41) What do you do if you hit rock-bottom?
(00:23:28) What can you expect working with me?
(00:25:14) How did you start the blog and the PhD newsletter?
(00:31:47) How do you extract the most knowledge from reading?
(00:35:11) Three books that had the biggest influence on your life?
(00:39:12) Apps and software that help you stay organized?
(00:46:05) When introverts turn into extroverts because science is team effort
(00:52:00) Don't attach your self-worth to your work only
(00:54:09) Don't attach your self to one single idea - have many!
(00:55:50) What does the future hold for you?
(00:56:25) Over-rated, under-rated, or just about right
Further info:
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