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The WordifyScience Blog
After many years of supporting the scientific and research communities, we’re sharing our insights -including editing tips, grant writing strategies, lessons learned - to help you achieve your research goals, secure funding and make the process enjoyable.
Along the way, we explore ways to stay inspired, have fun,
and maintain a healthy work-life balance.
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Why Your CV Deserves a Makeover: Structure, Style, and Vitamin B
In today’s job market, your CV isn’t just a document—it’s your personal satellite signal, broadcasting who you are, what you can do, and why you’re worth noticing. And just like any scientific instrument, the quality of that signal depends on three things: clarity, precision, and design. But there’s more. Behind every successful job application lies a combination of strategy, self-awareness, and - let’s be honest - relationships. Or as we call it in Germany, Vitamin B (Bezieh

Sylvia
Nov 26, 20253 min read


What if you died in three days?
We're all going to die. The later the better, right? Knowing that it will eventually happen, or knowing that you only have three days left to live, are complete different things. For the vast majority of us, the former applies; which allows us to stay somewhat in denial, leading our everyday life as if we're immortal. Imagine for a second that you know for sure that in three days, you will die? How would you feel, and what would you do? Introduction Luckily, I still belong to
Rebecca Savioz
Nov 13, 20253 min read


The Beauty of the In-Between: Finding Meaning After Endings
There’s a hush that lingers right after something ends. The laughter fades when the last beach day of summer is over. The final page of a novel leaves us both satisfied and a little hollow. A relationship concludes, and suddenly there’s a silence where conversation once lived. These are not beginnings yet, nor are they fully endings. They are the in-between spaces—often overlooked, often uncomfortable, yet deeply alive with meaning.

Sylvia
Sep 4, 20253 min read


Money: To Have or To Be
I have to confess something bad I've done years ago. I still regret it; and there's no way I can repair the harm I've done. This is what happened. I walked up to a cashpoint to withdraw money. A 100 CHF bank note was already there in the machine distribution slot, waiting to be collected, obviously forgotten by my predecessor...
Rebecca Savioz
Sep 3, 20254 min read


The Art of the At-Home Retreat: Finding Minimalist Peace Without the Mud
No campsite. No chaos. Just calm. Let’s be honest: not everyone finds peace in mosquito bites, unpredictable weather, or sleeping on the...

Sylvia
Aug 4, 20253 min read


Camping! Why do we like it so much?
Summer is coming up folks! Perhaps you've recently done just like me and my family. You've gone into a sports shop and bought everything...
Rebecca Savioz
Jun 16, 20254 min read


What can unusual weather and chickens teach us
A usual April day in the Swiss Alps is like a patchwork, weather-wise. We have a French expression saying "En avril ne te découvre pas...
Rebecca Savioz
May 9, 20254 min read


Shorter is better: a true principle in filmmaking and science
Yesterday, I attended my 6-year-old son's school show. Seeing small children in cute costumes, dancing and singing, was very moving. For...
Rebecca Savioz
Mar 22, 20253 min read


The Power of Lines: Exploring the Intersection of Math, Science, and Life
Sylvia from WordifyScience. Today, in my dance class, we were practising the art of walking slowly. As I moved with intention and focus,...

Sylvia
Mar 19, 20255 min read


Scientific data pouring on us like heavy rain
Rebecca from SaviozSciences. The other day, I was driving under pouring rain. Millions of drops were falling rapidly, hitting and soaking...
Rebecca Savioz
Mar 6, 20254 min read
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