S1E39 | A structured method to finding your research gap!

from How to PhD - your academic survival guide · host Dr Arun Ulahannan & Dr Julia Gauly

Often we think of knowledge gaps as the key thing to aim for in a PhD, but actually there are many more types of gaps that can be just as powerful and useful! Tune in to learn about the many types of research gaps and a very simple tool to help you identify which ones you'd like to pursue!

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