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Updated: 06.07.2018 (First published: 01.02.2018)

In the monthly blog series, PhD and post docs share their thoughts on research and areas of interests.

 

January: Marta Eide, "Lost in translation - Exposing a biologist to the language of mathematics".

February: Libe Aranguren-Adabía, "La paciencia es la madre de la ciencia - Patience is the mother of science".

March: Xiaokang Zhang, "Knowledge Sharing in Science".

April: Nello Blaser, "Introducing - Topological data analysis".

May: Eileen Marie Hanna, "Breaking the interdisciplinary ice".

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