Category Archives: Life as a Palaeontologist
| Volume 3 | Article 1 | Page 1-8 | Download (.pdf) |
Life as a Palaeontologist: Going solo and making a living out of working with fossils
by Leyla Seyfullah*1 Introduction: In an article on Palaeontology [online] last year, Sarah King explained how undertaking a PhD can help you to launch an academic career in palaeontology. Obtaining that PhD can be a frustrating yet ultimately rewarding experience, … Continue reading
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How to Reference this Article: Seyfullah, Leyla. 2013. Life as a Palaeontologist: Going solo and making a living out of working with fossils, Palaeontology Online, Volume 3, Article 2, 1-8. |
| Volume 2 | Article 12 | Page 1-10 | Download (.pdf) |
Life as a Palaeontologist: Academia, the Internet and Creative Commons
by Ross Mounce*1 Introduction: The results of scientific research can be of interest to experts and non-experts alike. This is perhaps especially true for palaeontology, which captures public interest — but obtaining access to this information is sometimes difficult, even for … Continue reading
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How to Reference this Article: Mounce, Ross. 2012. Life as a Palaeontologist: Academia, the Internet and Creative Commons Palaeontology Online, Volume 2, Article 12, 1-10. |
| Volume 2 | Article 5 | Page 1-9 | Download (.pdf) |
Life as a Palaeontologist: How I learnt to stop worrying and love the fossils
by Sarah King*1 Introduction: If you’re visiting this website, the chances are that you’re interested in palaeontology, perhaps even as a career. However, to someone who is not yet in academia, it may be difficult to imagine how to embark … Continue reading
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How to Reference this Article: King, Sarah. 2012. Life as a Palaeontologist: How I learnt to stop worrying and love the fossils. Palaeontology Online, Volume 2, Article 5, 1-9. |
