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The Hardest Part of a PhD Isn’t What You Think
Jennifer Panitz is a PhD student at the ZSL Institute of Zoology, the Natural History Museum, London, and University College London. In January 2026, she joined the PhD Accelerator programme developed by Kohlrabi, which is designed to help early-career researchers develop knowledge and skills in research consulting. Below, Jennifer shares her reflections on the programme and how it helped her recognise the value of her research skills beyond academia. Completing a PhD is ha
Kohlrabi
Apr 173 min read


Join the PhD Accelerator Programme – Now Recruiting for the September 2026 Cohort
Applications are now open for the September 2026 cohort of Kohlrabi’s PhD Accelerator Programme . The PhD Accelerator is a 12-week, practice-based programme designed for doctoral researchers who want to move beyond academia and apply their research skills in real-world contexts. It is built for those looking to develop the confidence, clarity, and experience needed to work in consultancy, industry, or other applied research roles. Throughout the programme, participants move
Kohlrabi
Mar 261 min read


MMRC Unconference, June 16th, 2026
We are pleased to share an upcoming event co-organised by our Co-Director Fran as part of the Mighty Mini Research Collective (MMRC), in collaboration with Shortwork. The MMRC Unconference , taking place on Tuesday , 16 June 2026 in Stockport , is a small, participant-led gathering designed for independent researchers, freelancers, and small research organisations . The event aims to create a space for meaningful exchange, practical learning, and peer support across the ind
Kohlrabi
Mar 261 min read


Why Good Research Fails Without Good Teamwork
Strong research skills are often seen as the foundation of successful consultancy. Methodology, analysis, and subject expertise matter, but they are rarely what causes projects to struggle. More often, the real challenge is teamwork. In applied research and consultancy settings, projects move quickly. Teams must make decisions under time pressure, adapt to client feedback, and balance multiple responsibilities at once. Even highly capable individuals can find themselves slowe
Kohlrabi
Feb 272 min read
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