Researchers positive about open science but there are issues
87% of researchers have a + attitude about open science. Young scientists are even more enthusiastic with a percentage of 94%., but there are obstacles
87% of researchers have a + attitude about open science. Young scientists are even more enthusiastic with a percentage of 94%., but there are obstacles
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Parkinson’s UK have released a clear and simple communication framework to help researchers share updates with participants.
Dr Clare Jonas explores why “the public” doesn’t exist, and presents a five-step plan that will help you figure out how to communicate with any audience.
Once you have submitted your thesis you will be invited to defend your doctorate at a ‘viva voce’ – here is some advice from Vitae.ac.uk
Leah Fullegar, Dr Kahryn Hughes & Dr Anna Volkmer discuss Qualitative Secondary Analysis exploring the value of this method, how to use it and challenges
Dr Jacqueline Mogle & leading research methods expert Professor Bill Brown discuss Multilevel Modelling. Listen to learn how to put this method into practice