Handy hints for PhD students
Produced by some of our excellent doctoral researchers here at Bradford, this is a free resource with an accompanying peer-reviewed publication: Tomlinson, J., Medlinskiene, K., Cheong, V. et al. (2019) Patient…
Sometimes, the best advice is the simplest and most common sense. I think this Twitter thread is incredibly illuminating for those new to researcher interviewing. …
Although these hail from the field of psychology, there are useful perspectives and insightful information here that any discipline could adapt. Distinguished Researcher Interview #3: James Christopher Head interviews Ruthellen…
For many, especially given our science focus and expertise at Bradford, we are facing lab time vanishing. Thanks to Dr Zoe Ayres who has gotten us started with this resource,…
Another highly useful resource, just read it this evening. It is a crowdsourced document and whilst I’ve provided a PDF, you should feel free to go and add to it…
I greatly value and esteem this colleague’s work, so it is really worth a look. Although this is primarily aimed at lecturers, it is true that as everything is online…
Nick Hopwood’s latest post is a must-read for the qualitative methodologists among us. What I love about this harkens to the beginning of my doctoral research when someone who should’ve…
This is an interesting piece with a link to an instructional video. Definitely worth a look for anyone planning how to approach the management and organisation of their data and…
This is a worthwhile watch for anyone actively engaged in DA or who is thinking about using it as their analytical approach.
Anyone who is not working with hypotheses, will know the strain of fretting over whether you are asking the ‘right’ or the ‘best’ questions. If you are in the early…