Karl Miller is a 3rd year ESRC funded PhD student. His research focuses on the psychology of driving and cross-cultural differences in driver cognition. He has a BSc (hons) and an MSc in psychology from the University of Nottingham as has previously worked as a research assistant at Loughborough University. Follow him on Twitter: @Karl_A_Miller

Why Research is the Cornerstone of Development in Kenya

Written by a doctoral student in Nairobi, this article discusses the benefits of research in enabling a country, such as Kenya, to generate increased economic growth and social development. Research is fuelled by curiosity and asking questions, immersing us in discovering everything there is to know – and ultimately propels humanity forward with developments.

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Tips and Tales from a First-Generation Student

The barriers faced by first-generation students can be altogether challenging when navigating graduate school. In this article, a fellow first-generation student shares what it has been like being in a PhD program and offers pieces of encouragement and advice for getting through.

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