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research with its sequential, mixed-methods toolkit. This includes focus groups, Correlational Class Analyses, survey-experiments and discrete choice experiments. The postdoc project advertised here will
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systems, design concepts, lean development approaches, for example Agile, and working methods. Through its daily work, the Team acts as a pathfinder for the low-cost, green launch systems of the future
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, employing both qualitative and quantitative methods to optimize the tool and explore the effectiveness of various implementation strategies (e.g., peer reflection groups, individual coaching). What you will
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data. Research assistants are currently hand-coding a training dataset; Apply large-N/big data methods, tools, and models to the study of political violence, armed conflict, and (counter-)terrorism
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. Validate and test these solutions with respect to the classical methods. choose an appropriate data processing board, optimise the existing software that has been developed, tested, and validated, and then
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analytical skills. A methodical approach to your work and the ability to clearly document, disseminate and communicate your work and results. You should also have good interpersonal and communication skills
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qualitative research methods such as walk-through and focus group interviews, ethnographic observation, online diary analysis and content tracking. You will be expected to Collect empirical data on musicians
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series of drug combinations that have now become an indispensable component of the standard treatment regime. More about Jesús San Miguel Jesús San Miguel (born Almarza, Spain, 1953) is an inspirational
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or religious dimension of making intermedial and self-reflexive elements of ‘showing making’ The postdoctoral researcher will work as part of a team which also includes the principal investigator, two junior
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groups) social or collaborative aspects of making making as an embodied practice sacred or religious dimension of making intermedial and self-reflexive elements of ‘showing making’ The postdoctoral