Here are the slides. It is similar to a talk I have given before. I have added a personal disclaimer slide. Sad that I feel that I need to do that.
Friday, March 21, 2014
Better mental health for scientists
This morning I am giving a talk on mental health for scientists at CSIRO at Dutton Park, just over the river from UQ.
Here are the slides. It is similar to a talk I have given before. I have added a personal disclaimer slide. Sad that I feel that I need to do that.
On the subject, there was recently a pretty disturbing article on the Guardian website about mental health issues in UK universities, particularly among Ph.D students.
Here are the slides. It is similar to a talk I have given before. I have added a personal disclaimer slide. Sad that I feel that I need to do that.
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