Hosted by PhD student · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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A podcast about how to survive your grad years by discussing specific steps along the graduate student journey with guests.
PhD student hosts The PhD Grind Podcast, a technology show with 15 episodes published.
In this episode, we are listening to Kelly's story, a second-year PhD student who continued working in the same lab after her master's degree. We discuss mentorship styles between MSc and PhD, the shadow of imposter synd
In this episode, we are co-hosting with Mina (from season 1!) to interview George, her former mentor, who shares his unique PhD journey, which didn't go as planned, along with the lessons he learned during this challengi
In this third episode, we’re excited to welcome Martina, who shares her scientific career without pursuing a PhD! If you’re hesitant about pursuing a PhD and aiming for a career in industry, this episode is for you! You
In this second episode, we’re joined again by Slavica, who shares her best tips for nailing your next interview and helps you figure out if a job might be throwing some red flags. Link to killer questions at science job
Welcome back to season 2! As the first episode of this season, our host Stef is happy to share some great news regarding her PhD! Our first guest of this season is Laurence Romy, a Business Intelligence Manager at Biopôl
In the last episode of our first season, our host Stef discusses her experience with writing the PhD manuscript and th defense presentation. Thanks again for your support and don't forget to rate us five stars! You can f
In this episode, we had the chance to speak with Francesca from Italy, who earned her PhD in Life Sciences in Germany and then pursued a postdoctoral position in Switzerland, worked in industry for a few years, and has n
In this episode, we had the pleasure of hosting Kevin, a PhD graduate in industrial chemistry from Düsseldorf, Germany, who is also a podcast creator! With Kevin, we explore his PhD experience, which included publishing
In this episode, we had the great opportunity to chat with Slavica, who earned a PhD in Biology in Australia and is the co-founder of Skills for Scientists at the University of Lausanne, a platform that guides students a
In this episode, Alex is a third-year PhD student in Biology in Germany. She is also the host of the podcast PhD:The experience and has started more than 2 years ago her own podcast. She also shares her PhD journey and a
In this episode, Lenny is a fourth-year PhD student in life science. With his chemist background, he detects human diseases, such as cancer, using radioactive compounds. He also shares the challenges, hurdles, wins, soft
In this episode, Stan discusses his first year as a PhD student. With a background in pharmacy, Stan embraced the challenge of pursuing a PhD in biology, specifically focusing on Tregs in immunology! How did he navigate
In this mini-episode, we will provide tips on how to organize your data to be able to submit your thesis or your research paper. Here are some tools references: Mind-mapping tools: Miro, XMindCreate professional-quality
In this episode, we share the story of Chi, who went through a rough PhD and was forced to quit. After reflection, Chi gives also his advice on how to handle these complicated situations that you may face during your PhD
In this episode, Anastasia shares her PhD journey. What made her start a PhD in Switzerland? Why did she decide to go for a Postdoc position in the US? What are the differences between working in a lab in Europe versus U
In the episode, we will discuss the final steps of the PhD. How was the writing process of the thesis? How did she present her defense? What was the struggles she went through? What helped her to stay focus and achieve h
For our very first guest appearance, we talked with Mina about her PhD debut. How did she find her lab? How did she secure an interview? How did she prepare before starting the lab? We will address these questions and in
In this first mini-episode, we will provide tips on managing anxiety when preparing for or conducting experiments. You can follow us on Instagram: @thephdgrind_podcast Want to share your PhD journey or a story related to
In this exciting first episode, we’ll dive into the podcast concept and our host will share her inspiring PhD journey. Join us for some great stories and insights! You can follow us on Instagram: @thephdgrind_podcast Wan
Kelly
president · Whittier Chamber of Commerce
1 appearance on this show
George
former chef and food tech founder · Bluntrock Brewery
1 appearance on this show
Martina
second-year veterinary student · Women Inspired Network
1 appearance on this show
Francesca
trauma-informed psychotherapist · Porta
1 appearance on this show
Kevin
rebound coach · Just Thought Lounge
1 appearance on this show
Alex
trained clinical counselor and child welfare social worker · JWA Management Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Lenny
Fourth Year PhD in Biomedical Chemistry · Siam Legal
1 appearance on this show
Anastasia
conveyancer and director · Oceans
1 appearance on this show
Garry
Pastor · Fienza.Bathrooms by Design
1 appearance on this show
Mina
Miss Young International
1 appearance on this show
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