Yvonne Delevoye

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Yvonne Delevoye

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Katılım Mayıs 2016
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Guido Meijer
Guido Meijer@guido_meijer·
Elsevier No explanation required.
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Guido Meijer
Guido Meijer@guido_meijer·
I was watching Lord of the Rings last night and realized there are many parallels with academia! A thread 🧵👇
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Yvonne Delevoye
Yvonne Delevoye@YDelevoye·
This is great advice. I fully agree and do my best to apply !
Andrew Akbashev@Andrew_Akbashev

PhD is largely about leadership development. Advisors play a major role in it. Especially their management & mentorship styles. Research topics are secondary. ▫️ Below are the key points for establishing a great #research group. They will help your students excel. ▫️ 1. Inspire students to lead their projects. They should feel ownership of their work. 2. Discourage them from seeing failures at work as global disasters. Explain that learning requires failures. 3. Train them how to see the “big picture” (instead of always focusing on the details of their work). 4. Discourage excessive perfectionism. Teach them how to be efficient. 5. Inspire them to become a better version of their advisor. Not a copy!!! 6. Urge them to give as many talks as possible. At seminars, conferences and any local events. Well-developed communication skills are paramount for their future. 7. Help students develop networking skills. Introduce them to your colleagues and collaborators. 8. Let them to lead the collaborations that you initiated for their project. If there’s none, consider introducing collaborations into your student’s project. 9. At seminars, encourage them to ask questions & discuss their own topics with speakers whenever possible. 10. Ask for feedback on your approaches and group environment. Show them that getting feedback is normal and helpful for a group leader. Your #studentswill become greater team builders in the future. 11. Ensure that students ask each other for help and advice. They shouldn’t get used to solving problems solely on their own. It won’t make them great leaders. 12. Ensure their projects don't imply overworking. Help them make new collaborations if the project is too complex and time-consuming. 13. Discuss “senior” academic stuff (grants, budgets, tenure, etc). Help students understand how academia works. Encourage asking questions and have a group-wide discussion! 14. Diversify their skills and knowledge by giving access to experimental facilities and connecting them with experts. 15. Force them to prioritize lab safety over anything else. 16. Emphasize the importance of programming languages for data processing and analysis (Python, Julia, Matlab). It can significantly broaden their career opportunities. 17. Finally, don’t make them feel uncomfortable about having their personal lives. Let them manage their time! When to come and leave the lab, when to take vacation and how long it should be. Trust their judgement! There are many more points. But even if you follow these points, it will make a big difference for your students. ▫️ PhD graduates can become great leaders in various industry. And advisors can become a catalyst of their big adventures. ▫️ #AcademicTwitter #phdvoice #AcademicChatter

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Yvonne Delevoye
Yvonne Delevoye@YDelevoye·
Cant wait to discover this work!
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Albert Potiron
Albert Potiron@Albert_Potiron·
Et si on partageait tous une photo agréable histoire de positiver un chouia l’ambiance pré-apocalyptique du moment, tiens? Je commence : Bretagne, hier après-midi.
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