Nele Haelterman

        
            Careers
        
    How to overcome your “academic midlife crisis” (Part 3 – Reshaping your skill sets to fit your career path(s))
            Finding the perfect job after your PhD is not straightforward, but doing it takes experience. You might need to look at different fields, and your goals could change over time. In part 3 of her academic midlife crisis series, Nele Haelterman describes how to get closer to your perfect job.
        
Nele Haelterman

    15 Sep 2025
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    5 min read
    
            Careers
        
    How to overcome your “academic midlife crisis” (Part 2 -  finding your path(s))
            The process of finding your ideal career path is not straightforward.  Fortunately, there are many career options for PhDs. Here, Nele talks about how you can find career paths that excite you and learn from others' experiences.
        
Nele Haelterman

    3 Apr 2025
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    5 min read
    
            Life in Science
        
    How to overcome your academic midlife crisis (Part 1 – navigating your feelings and establishing your goals)
            Academic training takes many twists and turns, and, over time, our passions and goals may evolve. This can be confusing, but it offers an opportunity to reflect upon what brings us joy. Here, Nele Haelterman shares how she faced this uncertainty and came out with a clearer view of her path forward.
        
Nele Haelterman

    6 Mar 2025
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    5 min read
    
            Publishing
        
    Why you should publish your work as a Preprint - A conversation with Dr. Prachee Avasthi
            We had the chance to talk to Prachee Avasthi, president of ASAPBio, who answered all our questions about preprints. She showed us how early career scientists can get involved in the publishing and reviewing process of preprints, and how it can benefit us all!
        
Nele Haelterman, ecrLife editors

    1 Apr 2021
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    7 min read
    
            Editorial
        
    ecrLife: Towards a more accessible and inclusive scientific culture
            Succeeding as an ECR means overcoming challenges, but we should all have equal opportunity to achieve our goals. Realizing that much needs to be done to make our scientific environment more inclusive, ecrLife is creating a space to share experiences and ideas to make science more accessible
        
ecrLife editors, Nele Haelterman

    7 Jan 2021
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    2 min read

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