In my first blog entry as a PhD student here at the Department of Biosciences, I would like to introduce you to the AnthroTox crew, lead by Katrine Borgå and Paul Wenzel Geissler.

Are you a PhD student wanting to travel to a conference to present your results? At the National University of Singapore (NUS) you need to win a competition!

A month in Singapore is a peek into the future.

Finally, contract has been signed and work is well underway and by the end of summer my book entitled "Waves with Power-Law Attenuation" Waves in Attenuating Media with Power-Law Characteristics" should be ready from my point of view as author. The book will be issued in the ASA Press (Acoustical Society of America) series of Springer in 2019, hopefully.

I often ask myself how can I promote deep active learning against a superficial one.

This title is on purpose a bit misleading because writing a good paper is not really an art provided that you have quality results from your research. Getting such results however may be compared to art. I would instead say that writing a paper is a craft and that it is best learnt through practise.