Startup Research, CSS text-overflow and why should you keep things simple

One of the early topics in the Founder Institute curriculum is “Startup Research”. Here is a video and slides of a Startup Research lesson to the Silicon Valley program by Adeo Ressi, Founder of the Founder Institute.

Startup Research, CSS text-overflow and why should you keep things simple

Backlink: http://brajeshwar.com/2011/startup-research-css-text-overflow-and-why-should-you-keep-things-simple/

The Trouble with Social Computing Systems Research

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The Trouble with Social Computing Systems Research

Backlink: http://www.slideshare.net/mbernst/the-trouble-with-social-computing-systems-research

Research

Research

Backlink: http://www.slideshare.net/laurenjames93/research-6796367

Arctic Research - Building An International Network [Finlo Cottier]

Post originale: http://www.slideshare.net/uhi/finlo-cottier-arctic-research-building-an-international-network

Interview with Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst, IT-Harvest, USA

Ahead of his presentation at CeBIT Australia's IT Security Conference, we spoke with Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst at IT-Harvest USA about the changing landscape of cyber threats and how organisations need to adapt and change to meet these threats head on - plus the security threats that emerge from mobile devices.

Using Trendistic for Marketing Research

Trendistic is a great tool that is used to follow activity on Twitter. As you are probably aware, there are about 30 million Twitter users in the world, so Twitter trends are a great tool for market researchers. The problem with using Twitter for research is that it is often difficult to gauge what people [...]

Post originale: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/brajeshwar/~3/J-KCchHxEy4/

Software Finds Plagiarism In Research

shmG writes "Researchers from the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute have created a seek-and-destroy program — for plagiarism. Called ET Blast, it's designed to find plagiarism in scientific papers, It does a full-text analysis, and then looks for similar publications in several databases. "We have better literature," Garner said. "There are abstracts and full papers, and a database called Crisp, where you compare stuff to every grant the NIH gets. It's compared to any research that's been funded.""