September is a month of conferences, and I attended the CHER conference (Consortium of Higher Education Research). There were numerous engaging presentations, including a comprehensive series on systematic literature reviews. During these presentations, I reflected on the value of such literature summaries in the age of artificial intelligence. If they…
September is a month of conferences, and I attended the CHER conference (Consortium of Higher Education Research). There were numerous engaging presentations, including a comprehensive series on systematic literature reviews. During these presentations, I reflected on the value of such literature summaries in the age of artificial intelligence. If they…
At the Open Science Fellows Program, I had the pleasure to meet Dr. Jana Lasser. In her “open science” fellowship she is working on how executable papers can be a tool for more reproducibility and transparency in the natural sciences. The topic is initially irritating for a social science blog…
At the Open Science Fellows Program, I had the pleasure to meet Dr. Jana Lasser. In her “open science” fellowship she is working on how executable papers can be a tool for more reproducibility and transparency in the natural sciences. The topic is initially irritating for a social science blog…
At the Open Science Fellows Program, I had the pleasure to meet Dr. Jana Lasser. In her “open science” fellowship she is working on how executable papers can be a tool for more reproducibility and transparency in the natural sciences. The topic is initially irritating for a social science blog…
At the International Sociological Association’s World Congress of Sociology 2018, I had the pleasure to meet Zoe Baker, who wrote her PhD thesis on „The Higher Education decision-making and choices of underrepresented Further Education students in England„. In her research, she adopted diary methods with young people and discovered that co-participation achieved…
