Chris Hartgerink

While working on ResearchEquals, I have a lot of ideas that could be worthwhile for research practice. I say I have a lot of ideas and most don’t make the cut into production for a ton of reasons (a topic for another time). What does happen with ideas is

I migrated my blog from a self-hosted Ghost server to the hosted service provided by Ghost - and it’s a relief to be honest. I have always enjoyed administrating things myself. I hate it when I can’t (👀 at you organizational IT departments). Privately, I would consider myself an

It’s not uncommon for academics to have ideas - in fact it’s what they’re paid for. Sometimes it feels like that's where they stall too. With the push to reform science, academics have been funnelling those ideas towards improving science. More minds, more insights -

Emails can be a neverending to do list. In a way, it's like housework: There's always something to do and it's undervalued. Don't get me wrong - I love email because it's a to do list too. But sometimes it

I've been invited to join the Upstream blog's editorial team – I am happy to announce that from now on I'll be working with Ginny Hendricks, Christine Ferguson, Martin Fenner, and John Chodacki to bring new content on the blog. Launched in February 2022, the