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You can view and sign up to all of our events here:
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Over the next few weeks, Methods North West is pleased to be able to several events as part of our Lunchtime Seminar series.
They explore approaches to literature reviews, methods for policy impact, imposter participants in qualitative research, and the ethics of care.
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Methods North West is still accepting contributions to our regular Methods Lab events. Our labs are a fantastic way for researchers to come together and explore a particular method or methodology.
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You can view all our upcoming events on our eventbrite page here, with more to be announced in the coming weeks: eventbrite.co.uk/o/methods-n…
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Our first event is with Lee Francis from @LancasterManage next Thursday, exploring the very basics of measuring attention as a research method, and how to design experiments and analyse data with live examples.
Sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/attention…
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Over the first few weeks of this new year, Methods North West is pleased to be able to several events as part of our Lunchtime Seminar series.
They explore eye tracking software, methods used with non-speaking neurodiverse participants, and approaches to literature reviews.
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Our lunchtime sessions are a fantastic way to share fresh perspectives on a range of topics.
Our upcoming ones explore the utilisation of eye tracking software, methods used when working with non-speaking neurodiverse participants , and various approaches to literature reviews.
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The podcast is out _ take a listen 🎧 in conversation with Prof. Emma Bannister.
Our discussion covered this collaborative approach to re-imagining meanings and explored why such an approach to decolonisation is important.
You can listen now on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3al…
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Reimagining Meanings: Co-Curatorship and Decolonising Methods🧵
As part of #BeingHuman2024, we explored @McrMuseum's African objects with African diaspora communities facilitated by @NjabuloChipangu - with the aim to develop new understandings of the Museum’s African collections
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📣 Calling all research staff!
The 2025 Research Staff Conference is just around the corner, and we’re thrilled to announce our Images in Research Competition! 🎨📷
👉 Full details, forms, and submission guidance here: tinyurl.com/2m8njzrw
#RSConference25
ALT The University of Manchester Research Staff Conference Futureproof Your Career: Collaboration, Development & Sustainability 15 January 2025 09:30 - 16:00 Core Technology Facility, 46 Grafton St, Manchester, M13 9WU In partnership with Manchester Metropolitan University and University of Salford
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The NCRM website features a searchable database of #ResearchMethods training courses run by organisations across the UK.
On the database, you'll find details of hundreds of courses held throughout the year, in addition to those run by NCRM.
Find courses: ncrm.ac.uk/training
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Looking forward to chairing our next @MethodsNW lunchtime seminar series session featuring Dr Isabella Butcher & Harsimran Sansoy (Oxford Uni team for @AttuneProject), focusing on co-design, arts methods and mental health
Join us on Zoom Thurs 12-1pm: shorturl.at/zZJcS
This Thursday join us for our next Methods Lunchtime Session, as we hear from Dr. Isabella Butcher and Harsimran Sansoy about @AttuneProject work on understanding the role of adverse childhood experiences in adolescent mental health.
👇Find out more below👇
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Our next online Lunchtime Session is this Thursday (12pm-1pm), where we're joined by Dr. Isabelle Butcher and Harsimran Sansoy from @attuneproject
Find out more and sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-attun…
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Second is a new @methodsMcr podcast episode about our Oral Histories and Futures method, ft team members @soc_researcher and @e_ackerley which you can listen to here: open.spotify.com/episode/2ub…
Thanks to all those who have supported these outputs!
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Future Lives & Austerity- a digital exhibition
📆10-5pm Wed 6 Nov 2024
📌Central Library, Manchester
Sharing @austerityalters research on how austerity impacts everyday lives & hopes for the future. Everyone welcome - drop in! #McrESRCFest #ESRCFestival
festivalofsocialscience.com/…
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We are very excited to share the first three publications from our second blog series, 'How austerity alters lives and futures: Fresh perspectives for research, policy, and practice'. You can find series one and two here: socialsciences.manchester.ac… (1/5)
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Enjoying this @linkskeele @MethodsNW lunchtime seminar reflecting on the use of interviews, person-centred approaches and fieldnotes in #ethnography. Are you interested in contributing your methods-related work to the seminar series?
📨Contact us on [email protected]
The first Methods Lunchtime Session of this year is this Thursday! We'll be joined by Dr John Leowenthal from @SPGSKeele, and there is still time to book your place below!
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What a joy to talk to @DrChloeSteadman about her take on the importance of researcher vulnerability on the new @methodsMcr podcast #MethodsTalk.
Thanks for joining us Chloe and you can also read more in her fabulous @JMM_news paper here: tinyurl.com/297htmhe
On our second episode of #MethodsTalk, @EmBanis speaks with @DrChloeSteadman from @mmu_business about her reflections on researcher vulnerability.
👇Listen here👇
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This is promises to be a great start to the weekend in #Manchester. Join us on Sat 16 Nov 10-12 in the company of @SheehanJolene @sophierwoodward & @DrBenjaminWild to celebrate @BeingHumanFest and the stories that surround us. Bring along an item of clothing with special memories
On the 16th of November, methods@manchester is joined by @SheehanJolene, @sophierwoodward, and
@DrBenjaminWild as part of #BeingHuman2024 for the session 'What's In Your Wardrobe? Telling & Sharing Clothing Stories'.
👇Find out more and book below👇
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Methods North West is pleased to invite contributions to our regular Methods Lab events. Our labs are a fantastic way for researchers to come together and explore a particular method or methodology.
👇Find out more below👇
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