Registration is now open for the , which will be held online on 25-29 October.
The event will feature more than 80 sessions over five days, including webinars, keynote presentations, expert clinics and workshops.
Sessions will cover a diverse range of subject areas, from virtual reality experiments and podcasting, to social network analysis and methods for dementia research.
The keynote speakers are:
- (University of Oxford)
- (Northwestern University)
- (University of New South Wales)
- (Human Rights Watch).
The e-festival is being jointly organised by the (NCRM) 鈥� a partnership between the University of Southampton, The University of Manchester and the University of Edinburgh 鈥� and methods@manchester.
The event will take place on an interactive digital platform that includes live video streams, community discussion areas and a poster presentation space.
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