As a qualitative researcher by training and experience, I discuss the importance of rigorous qualitative research and some ways in which quantitative classroom coded data can be scrutinised and enriched by qualitative approaches.
Standing in the middle will be an economist by training but a remarkable gun researcher by vocation named Philip Cook, who has been conducting important and valid research on the social utility of guns for more than forty years.
After graduating from Harvard, he was hired as a researcher by the Gallup Organization.
He was a pharmaceutical researcher by training, but he had been picked by his company to join an agricultural project in Congo.
In 1938 she was hired as a researcher by Dr. John Rock, a prominent Boston obstetrician-gynecologist, to try fertilization of a human egg in the laboratory.
Every one of the Conservative MPs who was provided with a free researcher by Care voted to restrict access to abortion.
When I was asked how much I earned as a researcher by a group of black children, they laughed when I told them.
Mr. Morris, viewed by some as a dedicated computer researcher, by others as a reckless hacker, testified that it was never his intention to slow down computers or damage Internet data.
He began a conversation with a young researcher by asking, "What did your parents say when you told them you were getting a Ph.D. in ice?" At about nine that evening, the project's scientists began a series of presentations.
Nathan Jurgenson, a sociologist who studies the Internet and was recently hired as a researcher by Snapchat, a mobile messaging app that is rapidly growing in popularity, described mainstream social networking sites as "kind of like the mall".
- "Trust me, I'm a medical researcher," by Jennifer Couzin-Frankel.
