# Pat Thomson
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Patricia Elizabeth Thomson (born 7 September 1940 in London, England – 18 April 1992 in Sydney, Australia) was an English-born Australian television and film actress.
In Sydney, she appeared as Goneril in King Lear and as the "sad-sack clown" in Clowneroonies, by Geoffrey Rush. In 1991, she played Doris in Boys From The Bush.
Fostering psychological safety in research environments [solo]
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Continuing the theme of great research environments, I explore how to contribute to creating great research cultures with a focus on the concept of psychological safety. I contrast the prize winning example we heard about in the last episode with examples of experiences with poor research environm…
BUCKET LIST: Motorcycle Travel in South Korea
In the premiere episode of BUCKET LIST, Sheonagh Ravensdale and Pat Thomson, who first connected through the Women’s International Motorcycle Association (WIMA), share their incredible journey of adventure. Thirty years after their initial meeting, they continue to explore the world together. One …
S1 Ep4: Write here, write now
Academic writing is a part of academic life, but for many years it has also been one of the most challenging activities for many students and staff. So much so that authors such as Pat Thomson, Rowena Murray and many others have spent much of their careers examining the practices of writing in uni…
Ai powered research workflows: Inger finally realises her dream to become a cyborg
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This one's a bit overdue folks - that's Inger's fault, don't blame Jason!
After a long catch up, where we bemoan the state of the higher education sector, and a very full mailbag, we talk about AI powered research workflows.
Inger talks Jason …
Thoughts on accountability, deadlines, and goals
Some thoughts on how and why you might use accountability, deadlines, and goals to motivate you to write. I include excerpts from some responses to these thoughts by Pat Thomson and Rachael Cayley.
My goal in publishing this is to help you reflect on your own practices and adjust them so that you…
Pulling a thread from your tangled mess
Following up on Untangling Your Thoughts As You Write, in this track I suggest some strategies for next steps in the process of writing a first draft of an article or other publishable output from your research. Links:Pat Thomson - "Tiny texts" 1) https://patthomson.net/2019/02/11/tiny-texts-if-no…
Academic Writing: A Discussion with Katherine Firth
Recorded in October 2019, A conversation between Jo VanEvery & Katherine Firth on the occasion of the publication of Jo's 4th Short Guide.
Learn more about the Short Guides here: https://jovanevery.co.uk/books
Katherine blogs at Research Degree Insiders researchinsiders.blog
Other things we referr…
2. How does place shape school leadership?
In this episode of the Sustainable School Leadership podcast, Dr Mike Collins and Professor Pat Thomson explore how the specific context of a school - its geography, history, and community - fundamentally reshapes the role of the headteacher. Moving beyond simple maps, the discussion reveals how "…
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Inger has A Lot Going On At The Moment - and has the tshirt to prove it. Jason's been Getting Things Done, even if his fridge broke. Things have been better in OTR land, but an episode was finally recorded!
There's a lot of chat in this one beca…
154. Listen To This If… Someone Says ‘So What?' About Your Science
Ever had someone you care about listen to you talk about your work and ask, "so what?". It stings, but what if it's actually a gift? In this short episode, Jen and Michael reframe that deflating moment as one of the most useful questions you'll ever be asked: the very thing every funder, editor an…
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