[PODCAST] “Scarier than killer robots”: why your brain isn’t ready for AIBy All In The Mind podcast by ABC National|2025-04-16T17:02:57+02:0027 March, 2025|Categories: Develop your academic career|Tags: Gen AI, Podcast, Being comfortable with uncertainty, Global basic income, Effects of deep fakes|
[PODCAST] Age of rage: the psychology behind our moral outrageBy All In The Mind podcast by ABC National|2025-04-16T17:02:57+02:0027 March, 2025|Categories: Develop your academic career, Skillfully teaching|Tags: Benign threats becoming more threatening, Moral convictions, Power of storytelling, Podcast, Polarised society, Role of social media|
[PODCAST] Cut More, Achieve More: The Power of The Anti-Todo ListBy The Productivity Show|2025-04-16T17:02:56+02:003 April, 2025|Categories: Develop your leadership skills, Being successful at supervision|Tags: E-mail to task, Inbox maintenance, Batch process e-mail|
[PODCAST] Early Career DevelopmentBy Society for Scholarly Publishing|2025-04-16T17:02:57+02:0024 March, 2025|Categories: Research publishing, Develop your academic career, Open Access|Tags: Podcast|
[PODCAST] Free to ThinkBy Scholars at Risk|2025-04-16T17:02:57+02:0024 March, 2025|Categories: Develop your academic career, Develop your leadership skills|Tags: Scholar at Risk, Academic Freedom, Academic Citizenship, Academic Activism, Podcast|
[PODCAST] How AI Can Be Your Productivity PartnerBy The Productivity Show|2025-04-16T17:02:56+02:003 April, 2025|Categories: Develop your academic career|Tags: Gen AI, Podcast, Start using AI, Writing prompts efficiently, AI productivity partner, Repurposing content|
[PODCAST] The Academic Citizen | South AfricaBy The Academic Citizen|2025-05-20T11:51:22+02:0020 May, 2025|Categories: Research publishing|Tags: Podcast, Interdisciplinary exchange, Academic Citizen|
[PODCAST] The Long and the short of it: AIBy The Long and The Short Of It|2025-04-16T17:02:57+02:0018 March, 2025|Categories: Research design, Open Access|Tags: Gen AI, Podcast|
[PODCAST] The PhD Life Raft PodcastBy The PhD Life Raft|2025-04-16T17:02:56+02:003 April, 2025|Categories: Being successful at supervision|Tags: Podcast, Supervisor resources, Giving academic guidance|
[PODCAST] The Secret to Actually Using What You Learn from BooksBy The Productivity Show|2025-04-16T17:02:56+02:003 April, 2025|Categories: Develop your academic career, Being successful at supervision|Tags: Systematic learning, Thinking time, Podcast, Productivity tools|
[PODCAST] The skills supercommunicators use, which you can learn tooBy All In The Mind podcast by ABC National|2025-04-16T17:02:57+02:0027 March, 2025|Categories: Develop your academic career, Skillfully teaching, Being successful at supervision|Tags: Deeper questions, Podcast, Science of communication, Human connection, Better conversations|
[PODCAST] Towards an African Technological & Scientific ImaginaryBy Decolonization in Action Podcast|2025-04-16T17:02:57+02:0027 March, 2025|Categories: Research design, Skillfully teaching|Tags: Podcast, Reconceptualise R&D concept for Africa, African Studies, In service of problem solving, Decolonization|
[PODCAST] What’s next in AI Productivity? Trends and Predictions for 2025By The Productivity Show|2025-04-16T17:02:56+02:0028 March, 2025|Categories: Develop your academic career|Tags: Gen AI, Podcast, AI Productivity, Prompt Engineering, No code AI|
[PODCAST] Why Productivity Skills Matter More in an AI-Powered WorldBy The Productivity Show|2025-04-16T17:02:56+02:003 April, 2025|Categories: Develop your academic career, Being successful at supervision|Tags: Gen AI, Podcast, Productivity skills, Time management, Prioritisation, Planning|
[PODCAST] Wikipedia & Where We Entrust Our Curiosity, with Rosie Stephenson-GoodknightBy Choose to be Curious|2025-04-16T17:02:57+02:0011 March, 2025|Categories: Develop your academic career|Tags: Open tools, Responsible researchers, Podcast|
[PODCAST] You are the bridge to the next generationBy Ted Talks Daily|2025-05-20T12:24:58+02:0020 May, 2025|Categories: Being successful at supervision|Tags: decolonisation, Next generation, Podcast|
A compilation of web-based resources you should know about as a researcherBy ecrLife|2025-04-16T17:03:00+02:0025 May, 2023|Categories: Develop your academic career|Tags: Web-based resources|
A pioneer in the field of open researchBy Springer Nature|2025-04-16T17:05:57+02:001 December, 2022|Categories: Open Access|Tags: Open publishing|
A research and writing resource site for supervisors with postgraduate studentsBy Dr Cecile Badenhorst|2025-04-16T17:05:53+02:0017 May, 2023|Categories: Being successful at supervision|Tags: Supervising research|
Accessibility and visibility: considering the needs and contexts of repositories in South AfricaBy TENET South Africa|2025-04-16T17:02:59+02:007 May, 2024|Categories: Research design, Open Access|Tags: Data analysis|
Advice for responding to a paper reviewBy AcademicTransfer|2025-04-16T17:18:15+02:007 July, 2022|Categories: Research publishing|Tags: Opinion piece|
Age doesn’t matter: embracing ‘early-career research’ mid-lifeBy HEPI|2025-04-16T17:18:15+02:001 August, 2022|Categories: Develop your academic career|
AI tools are spotting errors in research papers: inside a growing movementBy Nature|2025-04-16T17:02:57+02:0011 March, 2025|Categories: Research publishing|Tags: Responsible researchers, Gen AI, Research publishing|
An interactive discovery environmentBy ScienceOpen|2025-04-16T17:18:13+02:001 December, 2022|Categories: Open Access|Tags: Open publishing|
As an early career researcher, how do you get invited to review manuscripts?By ecrLife|2025-04-16T17:05:53+02:0025 May, 2023|Categories: Develop your academic career|Tags: Peer review|