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Digitisation of MRS Journal - free archive of papers from 1959-1990 available

26 September 2019

I will be retiring as Editor in Chief of IJMR when the final issue for this year is published in late November, so this will be my final Editor’s blog. As you will see below, it is rather different than the others I’ve written over the years as it celebrates…

Landmark paper: ‘Tackling health inequalities using geodemographics: a social marketing approach’

27 April 2018

‘Tackling health inequalities using geodemographics: a social marketing approach’ (IJMR 50/4, July, 2008) Marc Farr (Dr. Foster Intelligence), Jessica Wardlow (University College, London) and Catherine Jones (University College, London) In my editorial being published in 60/4 (July), I’ll be covering the first IJMR Lecture of 2018, held at the MRS on 20…

The ethical challenges facing researchers in the era of big data and social media - a free IJMR event

10 October 2013

We’re launching a new type of event at the MRS on 19 November - the IJMR Evening Meeting.  This follows on from the success within last year’s IJMR Research Methods Forum of two sessions based on papers that had recently been published in the journal.  The first such event will feature Daniel…

IJMR Landmark paper - ‘Non-probability sampling for WWW surveys: a comparison of methods’

21 April 2015

A paper by Niels Schillewaert, Fred Langerak and Tim Duhamel, Ghent University, JMRS Vol. 40 No 4, October 1 In the next issue of IJMR, to be published in May, we will be publishing the full coverage of the IJMR hosted debate on online sampling held at the MRS 2015 annual…

Applying artificial intelligence tools in research

02 January 2019

In a recent interview in The Guardian technology entrepreneur Vivienne Ming commented that big tech firms are entrusting some of the most profound problems in history, such as who should be recruited, how should mental illness be treated, who should go to prison and for how long, ‘to a bunch of…

The only number you need to know: fit-for-purpose sample quality measures in the internet age

11 February 2015

I’ll let you into a secret – maths was NOT my strong point at grammar school. I never really got the hang of algebra, and the maths teacher I had for several years did little to stimulate interest and understanding in his students. However, going to college changed all that.…

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