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She eagerly tells her story, shows us her malnourished children and explains the intersection of poverty and inequalities that have contributed to her situation. We know that if tomorrow comes,…
- Osasuyi Dirisu
- September 8, 2020
As a linguist, I started out as a reluctant fieldworker because of my social anxiety, and I am not built for adventure. But the truth is there is no place I’d…
- Maria Kristina Gallego
- September 2, 2020
These quotidian goals are also a way to challenge myself to listen to others and to read from different perspectives, and offer a chance to reflect on our complicated and delicate lives and world…
- Agnes Bosanquet
- July 20, 2020
As an academic it’s a tough time, although many of us are taking online classes and helping our students to the best of our ability.
- Dr Vinay Kandpal
- June 1, 2020
Whilst in some ways I feel I have adjusted a little too well to lockdown life, other aspects are very difficult to get used to. For instance, the passage of time.
- Shruti Turner
- May 29, 2020
One of my main research goals for this year is to conduct a clinical study on feeding tubes, as the problem needs to be fully identified before thinking of a solution. This work will be delayed if…
- Alice Shannon
- May 28, 2020
February 27, 2020, 15:00 PM - 16:00 PM UTC
I couldn’t have asked for a better first week of fieldwork. However, it sure has been a roller coaster of emotions. The landscape here is tough. And by tough I mean a four hour hike through forest…
- Katherine Mullin
- September 25, 2019
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Asked on September 10, 2019
As a grad student with an invisible chronic illness, I have both the luxury and the misfortune of being able to blend in with everyone else. I go to the same classes. I sit in the same seats. I…