Academic success as a post-graduate researcher is often premised on having an effective relationship with your supervisors. Here are some broad ways of working towards making that happen.

Academic book chapters can be great to write. In this video, I talk about the good, the bad and the lovely.

How do you become an everyday writer? Working on my writing daily is one reason I’ve had some success with my academic publications. This video lays out some ways to work towards becoming an everyday writer.

Two fully funded community-focused research projects with the University of Nottingham’s, and Nottingham Trent University’s Co(l)laboratory. They focus on sport as a tool for reducing violence and sport in relation to dementia care.

A symposium recording of the Concussion in Sport seminar with two broad aims. Firstly, to help inform people who would like to know more about the risks of concussion and what is currently being done to support athletes, coaches and medical personnel to reduce the damaging effects of brain injuries. Secondly, to consider what problems still need further understanding and to develop ideas to shape the future directions of work in the area.

Considering interviews as a one-off research event is too restrictive and doesn’t allow us to get the most out of the method. Thinking of interviews as part of a coherent strategy that unfolds over time is one way we can move past this.