ECR in 2025: What can be done? A response
25 September 2025
In this, the second blogpost of three in this series (part 1 can be found here),
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In this, the second blogpost of three in this series (part 1 can be found here),
For this new series of collaborative blog posts, early career researchers (ECRs) in French history
In this post, Lewis Wade responds to the first post in the new series ECR
For this new series of collaborative blog posts, early career researchers (ECRs) in French history
For our next interviewee the PGR ECR Spotlight swings on to illuminate Rachel Eager, a
The story of my postdoctoral research started a decade ago as an undergraduate, writes Lewis