Training — Blog — Michael O'Neill

Could we fund PhD studentships using the apprenticeship levy?

A discussion about whether it would be technically possible to fund PhD studentships through the vehicle of the apprenticeship levy.

Michael O'NeillDecember 14, 2023Policy, Career, Training

Book review: Managing Your Mental Health During your PhD by Zoe J Ayres

A short review of a recent book aimed at helping PhD students.

Michael O'NeillMarch 23, 2023Training, wellbeing, Scholarship, Book Review, OxICFM

Double Vision: Doubling Medicine Places and the Implications for Chemistry

Michael O'NeillDecember 28, 2022Teaching, Training, Scholarship, Policy

The Social Model of Disability

Michael O'NeillOctober 12, 2021Teaching, Training, Scholarship

Postdocs in Doctoral Supervision

Reflections form the literature on how the form of the postdoc role might influence the way that doctoral students are socialised into academic Chemistry.

Michael O'NeillSeptember 7, 2020OxICFM, Career, Student-As-Partner, Training, Scholarship

Ethnicity Data for UK Chemistry

A blog presenting descriptive statistics of ethnicity data in the UK academic Chemistry system

Michael O'NeillJune 9, 2020Scholarship, Career, Training, n

Cosupervision Pedagogies

Reflections on Akerlind and McAlpine (2015) as a plausible mechanism for poor cosupervision by good supervisors.

Michael O'NeillNovember 19, 2019Scholarship, Teaching, Training, OxICFM

Evaluating Taught Doctoral Modules

Reflections on designing the feedback form given to doctoral students after their taught modules

Michael O'NeillNovember 7, 2019OxICFM, Teaching, Scholarship, Firsts, Training

Reflections on MICER19

My personal reflections on a really helpful conference.

Michael O'NeillMay 20, 2019Scholarship, Conference, Networking, Training