Tag: london

• From Madrid to the Cotswolds by train

  

  I can’t pretend to enjoy flying. It’s noisy, stressful and horrendously bad for the environment. On my last journey to Madrid, I took the ferry from Portsmouth to Santander and the train on from there. The ferry crossing itself took about thirty hours spread over two nights (with an evening departure and an early morning…

  Natalie Hogg

  December 18, 2021

  Academia, Postdoc, Travel

  ave, barcelona, champagne, channel tunnel, cotswolds, covid, eurostar, first class, flying, france, high speed, london, long distance, madrid, ouigo, paris, passport, rail, railways, renfe, sncf, spain, tgv, train travel, Travel, travelling

• Year Three

  

  With the arrival of the new first year PhD students on Monday, I can officially class myself as a third year. It’s a rather terrifying thought! The past two years have raced by in a blur of reading papers, attending conferences and wrestling with code. I’m now starting to seriously think about my post-PhD career.…

  Natalie Hogg

  October 4, 2019

  Academia, PhD

  career, internship, interview, london, PhD, planning, thesis, third year