Dr Tseen Khoo

Developing research communities

Publications

I manage two blogs and have written regularly about research cultures, funding, and academic work for a range of magazines and blogs.

  1. The Research Whisperer blog (2011-present; with Jonathan O’Donnell)
  2. Manager/writer, RED Alert blog (2015-present; as part of the Research Education and Development [RED] team, La Trobe University)
  3. Khoo, Tseen, and Mridula Nath Chakraborty. “Interview: Know thy neighbours—Asian Australian Studies helps you know thyself.Melbourne Asia Review, Edition 5, 2021. DOI: 10.37839/MAR2652-550X5.22
  4. Jonathan O’Donnell and Tseen Khoo – Interview for The Leveraged PhD. 6 Sept 2019.
  5. Columnist for Research Professional’s Funding Insight (Australia) (2016-2019)
  6. Monthly columnist, Eureka Street (2017-2018)
  7. Turning off the lights on Australian Research (Eureka Street, 8 September 2014)
  8. “Things I wish I’d known about alt-ac” (Connect 7.2 [2014] – NTEU magazine, July 2014)
  9. The Research Precariat (at CASA blog, 11 April 2014)
  10. Secret River vs Breath – Meanjin 2013 Tournament of Books (December 2013)
  11. Diverse challenges in reading Asian Australian women’s writing (Australian Women Writers Challenge blog – 1 October 2013)
  12. You and your research CV” (Connect 6.1 [2013] – NTEU magazine, March 2013)
  13. The Dawning of a new ERA (at The Conversation; 6 Dec 2012)
  14. Time to thaw: The human side of the research funding freeze (at The Conversation; 19 Oct 2012)
  15. Becoming a journal editor (at PhD2Published; Sept 2012)
  16. Lessons in naivety (Connect 5.2 [2012] – NTEU magazine, July 2012)
  17. Help! I have to write a grant applicatin (Connect 5.1 [2012] – NTEU magazine, March 2012)
  18. Validation and solidarity (at Right Now Inc; 29 March 2012)
  19. Interview with Alf Nicdao (at Peril magazine; 10 March 2012)
  20. Interview with Min Tran (at Peril magazine; 10 March 2012)
  21. Visionary or ‘slackademic’? Social media’s role in tomorrow’s academia (at The Social Interface, with Indigo Willing; Nov 2011)
  22. Origins of the Research Whisperer” (at the Networked Researcher, with Jonathan O’Donnell; Oct 2011 [Wayback machine version])