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My first first author paper is accepted!🎉🎉🎉
Jin Wang, Yu Hu, Lirong Xiang, Gota Morota, Samantha A. Brooks, Carissa L. Wickens, Emily K. Miller-Cushon and Haipeng Yu. Technical note: ShinyAnimalCV: open-source cloud-based web application for object detection, segmentation, and three-dimensi...
Post · January 25, 2025
Türkiye and Italy in the Mediterranean – Shared interests
Institute of Social Studies
Post · January 24, 2025
From Cells to Sociology: An Animal Scientist's Journey to Grounded Theory From Cells to Sociology: An Animal Scientist's Journey to Grounded Theory
The Genesis of an Animal Scientist
Embarking from the precise world of animal science to the explorative sphere of social research is a path less traveled, fraught with intellectual challenges and shifts in identity. My academic venture began at ...
Post · January 23, 2025
Grounded Theory in the Age of AI: Navigating the Future of Qualitative Research
In the realm of social sciences, grounded theory stands as a beacon of innovation—a methodology that turns traditional research on its head. Unlike hypothesis-driven approaches, grounded theory embraces a data-first philosophy, allowing theories t...
Post · January 23, 2025
Using AI in Grounded Theory Research: A Framework for ChatGPT Assistance
Hot off the press: a pre-print by Hilary Engward, Melanie Birks, Jane Mills and I on using ChatGPT as a research assistant in grounded theory research:
Veggel, N. van et al. (2024) ‘Using AI in Grounded Theory research – a proposed framework for ...
Post · January 23, 2025
Bridging Research and Conversation: My Journey with Grounded Theory Unbound
Last week, I had the exciting opportunity to contribute a guest blog for the Grounded Theory Academy—an innovative online platform created by professors Melanie Birks and Jame Mills. The platform is a beacon for researchers seeking to deepen their...
Post · January 23, 2025
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