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compare the two approaches (traditional surveys and eDNA) in terms of detected richness, sensitivity, cost, and sampling effort, and to assess their complementarity for long-term monitoring of cross-border
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contemporary world literature emerges. The project will undertake a survey of the writers who participated in the three residency programs in the past five years. It will map the lived reality of the residencies
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. The project will map the range of pluriactive roles and career configurations found in the network through anexhaustive survey administered to the 165 CELA participants, a role-mapping and profile typology
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and working with large-scale datasets is an advantage; interest in combining multiple data sources (e.g. administrative data, patents, publications, surveys, or online data); a strong interest in
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will link extant protest and survey data, field panel surveys surrounding upcoming protests, execute vignette experiments, and engage in quantitative content analyses of mass and social media. Doing so
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for detecting outbreaks, tackling trends and informing timely interventions. Traditionally, this has relied on laboratory testing following referral of samples by general practitioners and hospital clinicians
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empirically test a Three-Channel Interview Assessment Model combining: verifiable attributes such as qualifications, work samples and assessed skills; self-reported information such as experience, motivations
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political dialogue unfolds in real human-AI interactions, and with what consequences for political attitudes and behaviour. The project adopts a multi-method approach, including survey research, qualitative
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analysing datasets, which may include firm-level, country-level, geospatial, administrative, survey or text data discussing and presenting your research at internal seminars, academic workshops and
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case-survey method enables rigorous large-N cross-case comparison, preserving contextual depth. GAPS will generate the first global, theory-driven evidence base on participatory sustainability governance