STEM Studyblr

Hi I'm Mog, I'm 28 from England. Biology graduate. Posting about post study plans and reblogging cute pictures of nature, cats and other science stuff.

[soothedcerberus]

Oh the urge to get a fluffy Quagsire plush is strong...

[ymutate]

Anastasia Trusova (Russian, born 1989)

“Cat in the Garden”

[mi-studies]

[research life]

Some spring greenery among my study environments🌿🌷🤩🤍📝

[hav-frue]

breakfasts, kitty and garden

[lottiestudying]

27.04.2025—can’t believe it’s almost the end of April. this month has been a hot mess, i’ll be happy to see it go. onto better things

[everythingfox]

Important

Photo by Matt

[josephines-thoughts]

31.10.22

It's very rainy and foggy in my hometown today. It gives so much halloweenvibes..🎃

Nevertheless, I have to translate a text for my latin- seminar📚

[adrxstudies]

19.9.22

[cottaegecore]

- Virginia Woolf

[permanent-beta-bag-of-water]

Yooooo, I found a whole ELK SKULL! omg omg omg! I am on cloud nine right now

[academicfever]

99/100

"reprogram your brain for consistency, not intensity"

Log: 17th March

regular housekeeping tasks

research work 2P

read journal papers

evening walk

Cut the dopamine supply. Work in short, controlled bursts (20-30 minutes max) — even when you feel like working longer. Leave tasks unfinished. This forces your brain to stay engaged in the background without burning out. Delay gratification. After each session, step away. Don’t check results or keep pushing. Low-dopamine environment. Limit phone use, social media, and even music that triggers a dopamine spike.

[soft-lovely]

treasures

[soft-lovely]

they will never stop me from appreciating the little things in life

[soft-lovely]

cats in sheet music

[soft-lovely]

surrounded by paintings

[happyheidi]

𝖧𝖺𝗉𝗉𝗒 𝖨𝗇𝗍𝖾𝗋𝗇𝖺𝗍𝗂𝗈𝗇𝖺𝗅 𝖶𝗈𝗆𝖾𝗇’𝗌 𝖣𝖺𝗒 ♡

[happyheidi]

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