Monthly Archives: April 2020

A short list of seven (plus one) books about storytelling that had (or will have) an impact on me and my work. via 7 (plus one) books about storytelling that really inspired me — To say nothing of the cat

Follow Isabelle’s tips to nail your next presentation! via 8 tips to give a great presentation — NEUROSCIENCE GRADUATES’ COLLOQUIUM

Last week, award-winning photographer Joe McNally walked us through the creation of his powerful documentary, Watching the Earth Melt Away. After traveling to Cooper Island, Alaska on assignment in 2001, Joe quickly befriended George Divoky, a research scientist who has … Continue reading →

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Shutterstock Caroline Fisher, University of Canberra; Sora Park, University of Canberra, and Terry Flew, Queensland University of Technology The COVID-19 global pandemic has seen news consumption rise in Australia. Audiences for TV news are up and Australians are spending more … Continue reading →

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Be honest. You often dream of writing an epic blog post, the kind that gets shared thousands of times, liked, tweeted, and pinned, commented on by hundreds of other bloggers… in other words, you wish to write the type of … Continue reading →

One of the main reasons bloggers quit is lack of direction and clarity: at some point they get tired of walking around without a map. They do not know what to expect, what to do, how to do it. They … Continue reading →

“Several years ago, an investment banker was jailed for trade violations. He was caught partly due to his lavish parties on yachts, often featuring hired dwarves. The owner of the dwarf rental company, Danny Black, was quoted in the Wall … Continue reading →

You’ve felt it, didn’t you? The feeling that your words are failing you, one by one. The feeling that you are an impostor, the sense of aimlessly punching the keys only to produce words that are bland, boring, and stupid. … Continue reading →