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3 milestones: after 12 months (lit review): most "exceptional"; mid-point (can be different examiners)
Traditionally individual, 20 minutes +Q&A; pre-submission 3 months before thesis.
Submission of thesis is 2 months before exhibition.
Progress reports?
Pathways? Gene: PhD student writing thesis as a novel. Limits of "Practice-based" or not (binaries

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Architecture: exhibit of a sequence of prototypes.
Confirmation milestone: not "defending" but first major orientation.
Group milestones ///
Milestones sanctioned by community & partners, partners
Lit Review. Different meanings across fields.
Control-freedom tensions
Find a replacement for "exhibition" because it borrows from Fine Art and excludes other types of work (examiners need to go talk to remote community to get "it")
Rather than a single "thesis": output is a volume in a collection, or many chapters in edited Wonderlab books
Differences between this special cohort and the precedents set for the next cohorts. Not the PhD as a temporary stage but as a setting up of a community of practice
Internal deadlines in Wonderlab

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Milestones should include a baseline of Methods, Theories... basic evidence of cross-disciplinary skills and ethos
Rigour? High bar? Prestige. PR? Links and hubs overseas
Skill building: Wonderlab Research

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The various functions of super-vision happen organically anyway, across projects, informal mentor ships, we don't need to reinvent the wheel.

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4 weeks year, 2 weeks each time.
Wednesday to second Wednesday.
In locations where projects run. Supervisors can be there only the full Mon-Fri week in between.

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Building research skills

Blogging
Podcasts, instructional videos

Offline, online, inlive

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Designedly writing
A "beautiful" output and a spatial collection
Robotics revolves around videos can WonderLab revolve around non-static media? 3D? Animations, video, code...
Anarchy: authorship as a collective