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Articles by Rivka Isaacson
As vaccination programmes offer the prospect of a return to physical teaching, what aspects of their pre-pandemic life will academics most heartily re-embrace (or at least touch elbows with)? And are there aspects of locked-down life that they will miss? Our six contributors offer a range of perspectives
Rivka Isaacson is thrilled by the bold work produced at the frontiers between art and science
Rivka Isaacson is fascinated by an adventurous journey along the frontier between arts and science
Mounting workloads and mushrooming publication output are making the task of staying abreast of the latest developments in the literature ever more difficult for academics. Here, eight researchers reflect on their own approaches and offer their tips
Book of the week: Rivka Isaacson reflects on the ‘aphrodisiac’ effect of crossing disciplines
Book of the week: A ‘thought biography’ reveals elements that make for success in science, Rivka Isaacson finds
Determination to make your own way is key to success in academia, but scholars’ research, teaching and even their lives can be transformed by a chance encounter or event
Rivka Isaacson on her meeting with British crystallographer Olga Kennard, one of five female structural biologists whose portraits are in the National Portrait Gallery’s collection
