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New Perspectives on Research: Dr. Lynsey Cullen
While returning to research can be challenging, the perspective and skill acquired over the course of a career break can also create opportunities. Dr. Lynsey Cullen’s experience as a carer and script writer have led her to new questions and allowed her to bring unique skills and methods to her research projects. Lynsey’s Fellowship is sponsored…
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Beyond Borders: Dr. Christina Anderson’s journey of urban connection
In our modern world, cities stand as hubs of culture, commerce, and innovation. Yet, beneath the surface of their contemporary facades lies a rich tapestry of history woven through the ages. Dr Christina Anderson’s research offers a framework for uncovering the histories of other places embedded in the urban fabric and thereby for seeing ourselves…
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Practical polices for fair workplaces
At the Daphne Jackson Trust, we endeavour to work with parliamentarians and associated organisations, to highlight the unwarranted issues faced by returning researchers, and advise positive action. As a valued source of expertise, it allows us to play a central role in influencing policy across research and innovation at the highest level. Talented and highly…
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Building the Bridge to return to research: Dr Tahreer Fayyad
Historically, career deviations have marked a roadblock in research due to the unnecessary devastating consequences when taking a break. This article explores how Dr Tahreer Fayyad found her place in the research community again, whilst also growing personally. Tahreer’s Fellowship is hosted at Queen’s University Belfast, co-sponsored by EPSRC and the Royal Society, focusing on future…
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Navigating your Research Journey
Insights from a Fellow Researcher Returning to a research career after a break can be challenging due to rapidly evolving fields, technology advancements, and the need to rebuild professional networks. Dr Elena Catalanotti is a Former Daphne Jackson Fellow, sponsored by University College London and EPSRC, and hosted at University College London in the Chemical…
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Dismantling the barriers: Five things Learned Societies can do
Learned Societies and professional bodies are pivotal for the promotion of a specific discipline or profession. Supporting member communities at all levels throughout their careers is critical to advancing innovation throughout the research landscape. Learned Societies and professional bodies aim to create an environment where people (including “returners”: people returning to work after a career…
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“If it wasn’t for my mentor at the University of Nottingham, I wouldn’t have stayed in research”
The Daphne Jackson Trust speak with former Fellow, Gillian Campbell, about her experience of re-entering her Research Career at the University of Nottingham. Gillian is a Research Fellow and Specialist Pelvic Health Physiotherapist. She originally qualified as a veterinary surgeon in 1986 but changed career and retrained as a physiotherapist in 1995 having specialised in…
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Empowering Career Comebacks with Former Fellow – turned Fellowship Advisor – Dr Gillian Halket
Balancing a fulfilling career with personal responsibilities can be a daunting task, especially for individuals who have taken a break to care for their loved ones or for health reasons. Returning to a research career can be especially challenging. However, the Daphne Jackson Trust understands the immense value and untapped potential of these “non-linear” individuals.…
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