15 Jun, 2022 | Blog, Neuroscience
…our first encounter with wildlife was a nuthatch that swooped across our decking area to land on an adjacent tree. That visitor was the first of many nuthatches who spent their time creeping up (and down) the tree trunks and investigating any crumbs or seeds we left after meals. We grew very fond of them and familiar with their habits.
22 Nov, 2017 | Blog, Confidence, Imposter Syndrome
Yes, me too, a recovering imposter. For much of my earlier professional career as an academic researcher I felt like an imposter, quietly competent yet secretly certain that I wasn’t good enough to have that role or position, afraid that people would find out I...
4 Nov, 2017 | Blog, Confidence, Imposter Syndrome
Some things are just too good not to share. This week, I read an article in the Guardian newspaper, written by Emma Freud, an account of replies that she received to a tweet. And the tweet simply asked, “What is your biggest regret?”. She said even she was...
