After several years and a lot of hard work sbarc|spark is finally open 🥳. But this is just the beginning and there is a long way still to go. But with open minds, humility, enthusiasm, patience and a bit of entrepreneurial spirit we can do something quite remarkable ⚡️#SPARK
@ADR_Wales brings together world-renowned data science experts, leading academics and specialist teams within Welsh Government to produce evidence that shapes future policy decisions in Wales.
Read more➡️https://t.co/ejSPMeinZk
@SwanseaMedicine @SwanseaUni@SAILDatabank@adr_uk
My brand new tour kicks off NEXT WEEKEND!
Cannot wait to hit the road again, this month I’m in EDINBURGH, BARRY, TAUNTON and CORSHAM. Aka: The Big Four.
Got your tickets? 🎟️ https://t.co/G3ljOLfdhl
⁉️Are you using generative AI in your social science research? We want to hear about it!
We are looking for critical accounts for a special issue on the use of #generativeai in #socialscienceresearch
More details here 👇
https://t.co/rbcTjsPDpV
Academic researchers follow strict ethical guidelines and requirements. But when it comes to practitioner ‘research’ there is often complete disregard for this, including basic consent procedures.
Staff were allowed to take photos of our dead and dying relatives at @AneurinBevanUHB! Even given access to the morgue! 🤬
Sold the photos in galleries! And no matter what @JudithPagetCEO says - no they did not get permission to take them let alone publish them. What is useful is photos like this which we’re using in the Inquiry to prove they ran out of body bags.
📢 We are delighted to announce that the call for papers is now OPEN for the WISERD Annual Conference 2025 @AberUni! The deadline for abstract submission is 9am on Friday 28 March ➡️ https://t.co/SmLOfAM8Gz #WISERD2025
There is growing emphasis on considering children’s rights in planning decisions, but adults’ claims to these rights can be problematic, particularly in contested cases. Check Powell, @dr_muddiman, Power & @profchristaylor's new paper to learn more
https://t.co/dZQv4y7bP8
@dai_alectic@ceritheviking My theory is that the childless household is generational, and will reverse in time. But we won’t be around to prove whether I’m right or not
@dai_alectic@ceritheviking Hmm… i think that too easily fits a particular narrative. To ignore the new online third space is problematic. I also see a lot more co working space that didn’t exist 10yrs ago, many more coffee shops than 10yrs ago etc. Admittedly the evidence on this in the UK is very limited
This is a great observation, although a little hurtful to me as a social scientist. However, i would suggest that the most common subject discipline of education academics is likely to be English (following surveys we did during the 2000s)
So much of the inequity in education comes from over-educated middle class people with social science degrees setting terrible policy that actively disadvantages the already disadvantaged.
✍️ New Blog Post ✍️
New research, led by @DECIPHerCentre and with
@DrSaraLong as PI, uses SAIL data to explore the health and educational outcomes of care-experienced young people.
We spoke with Dr Emily Lowthian (@LowthianEmily) to learn more 👇
https://t.co/xJ4vPdnQPx
Just published ! 📣
Our new paper on #digitallearning in #Wales during #COVIDー19, co-authored with @profchristaylor, explores how school sector and socio-economic status influenced #Hwb Learning Platform #logins during the pandemic
Read more ⬇️
https://t.co/cesYsccSRY