There has been quite a lot of viewing of this item so I thought it might be useful to put up an illustration of what I mean by public involvement in research. Here’s a possible situation to think about. It isn’t an actual study but it parallels some of the problems that can arise: Supposing [...]
Posts Tagged ‘science’
Research question #2
Posted in academic, PI research question, public participation, research, tagged PI research question, public participation in research, research, science on June 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Get Involved with Research
Posted in academic, public participation, research, tagged learning disabilities, mental health, PI, public participation in research, research, science on June 3, 2010 | 7 Comments »
This is an experiment. If we post research questions and ideas, would you folks out there, the public, think about them, comment and help us shape our work? Well, let’s give it a go shall we? The first question is about this very thing and it’s on its own page, where it will stay because [...]
Richard Gregory 24/7/23 – 17/5/2010
Posted in academic, neuropsychology, research, tagged Eye and Brain, neuropsychology, psychology of perception, research, Richard L Gregory, science, visual illusion on May 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Richard Gregory was one of those extraordinary individuals whose ability to think creatively about complex neuropsychological matters was matched only by his ability to communicate his ideas to the rest of us. As ‘A’ level zoology students, his seminal book ‘Eye and Brain‘ was our key to understanding the complex relationship between visual apparatus and [...]
Ah, now what…
Posted in academic, Brighton University, research, tagged Brighton University, research, science on February 6, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I was just about to post about an upcoming meeting with the innovator behind a telehealth service for people with dementia when I realised that Dem Tigerpaw will not be a part of this research if it comes off. She won’t have a lot to do with another project bubbling under either, involving digital cameras and [...]
Migrating from MySpace
Posted in Brighton University, health care, Imperial College, learning disabilities, research, second life, virtual world, tagged Brighton, Brighton University, health care, Imperial College, learning disabilities, research, science, second life, sim, simulation, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, virtual world on February 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Today I’m having a rationalising session and that has included coralling several of my disparate online presences (if there is such a word) into one enclosure. WordPress has a nicely manicured lawn, tidy edgings, and neighbours with eclectic tastes so it makes sense to move in and put up the curtains. I came here on a [...]
