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🔍Dive into the realm of research glossary terms! 🔹Today's spotlight: 'Researcher' - A Researcher, pivotal in investigations, conducts studies under the lead investigator, exploring and analyzing data to advance knowledge in their field. 👉Discover more about #Researchers and other #research terms in our Research Glossary: https://ow.ly/I29250R8CAV 👍Stay connected - drop a comment, like, and follow for the latest updates! #UCSDACTRI #UCSD #ACTRI #ResearchGlossary #ResearchTerms #Investigation #DataAnalysis #KnowledgeAdvancement #DidYouKnow #ResearchInstitute #SanDiegoCA #ResearchStudies #Researcher

Meet the Researcher: Benjamin Hunkeler! Part of our job at PHRT is to promote the next generation of young researchers in our community. "Meet the Researcher" is a format that aims to introduce these up-and-coming researchers through a short interview about their work, their experiences and their plans for the future. Benjamin is a researcher working in the team of Prof. Dr. Cristina Müller at the Paul Scherrer Institut PSI. https://lnkd.in/eAkfxs3z #psi #precisionmedicine #personalizedmedicine #ethdomain

I'm part of a committee organising the British Polling Council's first ever young researchers conference. As part of the conference, we're looking for early careers researchers in the worlds of political and social research to deliver some talks. Please see our call for papers below, and share widely! ############################### The British Polling Council is set to hold its first early careers event, for young researchers in the fields of polling and social research in the UK on the 20th or 22nd of November 2023 in London. As part of the event, the organising committee are seeking submissions from early-careers researchers (having worked in the industry for four years or less) to deliver a 15-minute presentation on a topic of their choice to attendees. The organising committee are particularly interested in submissions that fit into one of the following categories, but do not discourage submissions on other topics. Note also that this will be a hybrid event, so submissions from those across the UK are welcome.   Themes of particular interest: The future of political polling: new methods and approaches to polling The next general election: what polling tells us about key voter shifts in the run up to the next general election   If you are interested in presenting, please complete this form by 12 October, providing a description of no more than 250 words on what you wish to present on. This does not need to be especially polished, and we are keen to hear from as many people as possible. Applications from female speakers, or those from otherwise under-represented backgrounds within the industry are especially encouraged. Should you have any questions about the submission process, or more generally about the event, please contact beth.mann@yougov.com or fintan.smith@yougov.com . https://lnkd.in/eVRHpW6Q

GeoPoll’s approach to local context: Integrating research within local contexts and involving stakeholders in fieldwork design is critical for achieving impactful and meaningful outcomes. Local knowledge provides researchers with unique insights and alternative theories, enhancing the relevance and applicability of their work. https://hubs.ly/Q02fMwPc0 #GeoPollResearch

Peer review can be an on-ramp to opportunity: find out more at this #PeerReviewWeek webinar!

I'm looking forward to doing a little radical shake-up at Vitae's annual conference this Sept by suggesting we deprioritise the REF and rankings, and reprioritise the researcher's wellbeing. Please join me in on the panel I'll be moderating, with Kelly Preece, Vikki Burns and Mushtaq Bilal, PhD: “You’re a human being before you’re a researcher”: (Re)Prioritising the researcher above the research Here are all the juicy details for what you can expect: https://lnkd.in/eBtqwkmN

Are you a #young researcher? See the #infographic below and tell us what are the most effective #TransferableSkills for an early-stage researcher? Tell us what you think! #HeatNMof #MOFs #MSCA #h2020 #ITN #esr #traininig

For Peer Review Week, we have organized a free webinar for researchers who want to up their peer review game! I'm thrilled that scientifyRESEARCH has this opportunity to collaborate with guest speakers Gareth Dyke 🇺🇦 from ReviewerCredits and Shivendra Naidoo from ORCID. Early career researchers often ask for training and tips on best practices in peer review. Come learn with us! #PeerReview #PeerReviewWeek #EarlyCareerResearcher #FutureOfPublishing #scientifyRESEARCH

Dear Interdisciplinary Survey Researchers, Posting for higher visibility... Please circulate, nominate, and apply! The Monroe G. Sirken Award in Interdisciplinary Survey Methods Research was established in 2014 to recognize a distinguished researcher for contributions to interdisciplinary survey research that have improved the theory and methods of collecting, verifying, processing, presenting, or analyzing survey data. The American Association for Public Opinion Research (#AAPOR) joined the American Statistical Association (#ASA) as co-sponsor of the award in 2017. Since AAPOR hosts the 2024 award, the focus is on contributions to survey research through the application of theories and methods of the social, psychological, and cognitive sciences. The awardee will be selected by a joint AAPOR-ASA committee. The honoree will give the Sirken Lecture (an invited paper) at the AAPOR’s 2024 annual conference in May 2024 and receive a $5,000 honorarium and an award citation. (Registration for the conference will be complimentary, but travel will not be covered.) The previous awardees were Norman Bradburn in 2015, Eleanor Singer in 2016, Michael Brick in 2017, Colm O’Muircheartaigh in 2018, Judith Lessler in 2019, Roger Tourangeau in 2020, Edith de Leeuw in 2021, Trivellore Raghunathan (Raghu) in 2022, and Andrew Gelman in 2023. To nominate a candidate, fill in the Nomination Form (https://lnkd.in/e7yVuPwN) by Monday, January 15th, 2024, and provide the following: 1. Nominating letter 2. Candidate’s CV 3. Three letters of support (max 2 pages each) 4. Candidate’s short bio and headshot (Should the candidate be selected as a recipient, a short bio and a headshot are required for AAPOR Annual Conference marketing and publication purposes.) Please contact the committee chair Greg Holyk at gholyk@google.com with any questions. Thanks from your AAPOR Sirken Award committee. Greg Holyk, Ipek Bilgen, Ph.D. , and Safaa Amer #surveyresearch #interdisciplinaryresearch #award

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