Riding the rails to Rhode Island
Our team was privileged to be guests of the Rhode Island team this past Friday. Our goal was to help develop a quasi-experimental design to example the impacts of the… Read More
Never require answers to survey questions.
The headline is the thesis statement. Do not require answers to survey questions. That is, never make any answer to any question required for completing a survey. Never. Don’t do… Read More
The final NJHI update–for now…..
The great folks at Grey Sky Films put together this retrospective of the Small But Mighty Communities project. We’ve said a few times that it has been a bittersweet journey… Read More
Welcome to a World of Endless Possibilities with PubTrawlr
The world of data is vast and ever-evolving. With the sheer amount of information available today, it can be difficult to keep up with the latest research and evidence-based findings…. Read More
What Is Fiscal Sponsorship and How Can It Benefit Your Organization?
If you are looking for a way to get your organization’s project off the ground, fiscal sponsorship may be a good option for you. Fiscal sponsorship is a relationship in… Read More
What to know about Institutional Review Boards
If you’re working on a research project and are unsure if you need to submit it to an IRB, there are a few key things to keep in mind. The… Read More
An Attempt at Understanding Web3
Contributed by Kalie Mayberry To understand the decentralization of the internet and the concepts that fall within its scope, it is helpful to look at the bigger picture of how… Read More
This Week in Public Health.
The robots have been busy. As the last two years have demonstrated, public health moves lightning fast. New articles and evidence are being generated all the time. And it’s near… Read More
Research Weaving: An infographic
As part of the SBIR, we are going to be tasked with pulling together lots of different sources of textual and metatextual data to determine the state of the science…. Read More
Finishing this up? Another late-night SBIR blog.
9:23 p.m. In a minor miracle, two out four of my children are asleep right now. That means I can start pounding away on this application much earlier than I… Read More
Let’s do another late-night grant-writing blog!
Over the past month or so, we here at Dawn Chorus have been going full steam getting a proposal together for an NIH SBIR. No matter the outcome, we’ve learned… Read More
Design Thinking and Community-Based Research
The NJHI project is wrapping up. As I put together the final report, I spread out all the data sources and artifacts that we’ve collected over the last few years…. Read More
