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We all know, roughly, that correlation and causation do not always provide the expected outcome. The premise is simple: you take two variables, enter them... Read More
This month I have read the word human many, many times. More times than I can even remember, but I am sure if had a... Read More
The social media network as a research tool is continually morphing with time, presenting researchers chances to analyse mass public communication in the collective cyber... Read More
It was a welcome announcement to see three UK technology research start-ups receive a share of Collider’s £1 million investment scheme. As well as investment... Read More
Following instantaneous news on Twitter can sometimes be frustrating for a number of reasons: speed, variety, quality and sources all contribute to the mix. The... Read More
Real time research points to one thing: the always online digital world we exist in. From the constant streams of information flowing into our... Read More