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In this blog post, we follow a conversation between two early-career researchers, Diana Borniotto and Océane Duluins, as they grapple with a timely and often contentious question: Can (and should) science be apolitical? Diana, whose PhD research explores the agri-environmental governance of EU agricultural policy and its role in shaping its environmental objectives, and Océane, […]

There are moments of latency, of uncertainty, of openness. Moments that generate immense potential precisely because nothing is fixed yet. I have come to realize that my relationship to failure is deeply connected to these spaces of openness and has quite intensily  evolved over time. For me, failure begins with the courage to confront. It begins

During the last year of my PhD, my world became very small. There were pages to write, papers to finish, comments from my supervisor to address. The work required a kind of retreat: long hours alone, thinking, writing, closing chapters that had been open for years. Socially, it was a quieter time. I saw fewer