Teamwork: Navigate the Downs and Facilitate the Ups
Silvana Quiton (ESR1) It has been suggested that the Homo Sapiens secret of success is large-scale cooperation (Harari, 2019). From humanity...
10
Jul
03
Jul
The Scientist’s Alphabet
Nikoletta Tsiarta (ESR14) Each language has its alphabet, and this is what shapes the words and, consequently, the sentences, the paragraphs,...
26
Jun
Removing the Needle from a Haystack: A Magnet for PFAS Removal
Nebojša Ilić (ESR13) Hello again! In my previous blog post, I introduced you to a family of chemicals (PFAS) that have...
19
Jun
Why a PhD Makes Me Feel Helpful
Michele Ponzelli (ESR12) If at the end of my master’s degree, they had asked me if I would prefer to continue...
12
Jun
Facing the Boundaries of Facts and Opinions
Marina Gutierrez (ESR11) “Contrary to the fashion in most prefaces, I will not add that “all mistakes and shortcomings are entirely...
05
Jun
IQ, EQ, and AQ: The Three Ingredients for a PhD
Francis dela Rosa (ESR10) Hi readers! It’s my blog contribution time again. Camilo (ESR 8), Sabrina (ESR 9), and I (ESR 10)...
29
May
Staying on Track
Sabrina de Boer (ESR9) The development of the magnetic levitation (maglev) train in Germany could be denounced as a failure. Billions...
22
May
Taking Advantage of an Unlimited Source: The Sun
Camilo Sánchez (ESR8) Have you ever noticed how some objects change their properties when they are left under the Sun? For example,...
15
May
Finding the Parking Slot for Harmful Antibiotic
Barbara Kalebić (ESR7) Every day, we are faced with the significant progress of humanity, achieving a better quality of life with...
08
May
Why My PhD Matters – But It’s Not Enough
Danilo Bertagna(ESR6) All of the fellows in NOWELTIES are working hard on cutting-edge technologies of water treatment. Specifically, in my case,...