Tony Wheeler Award for Best Paper - Winner
- Brian Fine, Con Menictas, Damien Bray and Paul Wang: When the real world problem is extremely complex, how do we overcome excessive cognitive load when mirroring intensive and intricate information conditions in research
- Huw Hepworth: Darwin’s feelings – A framework of evolution and emotion (and how to use it)
- Erica van Lieven: Web 3.0 – the daily insight diet and the irrelevance of professional weightwatchers
People's Choice – Winner
- Ainslie Williams and Grant Malpas: Between a rock and a hard place
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Tony Wheeler Award for Best Paper – Commended- David Bruce and Michele Hendrie: Communicating in a Crisis – Choosing your words
- Daniel-Alexander Head, Steven Cierpicki and Ray Poynter: Research 2.0. It’s all the buzz but what drives member engagement? How to ensure online research communities succeed
- Huw Hepworth: Darwin’s feelings – A framework of evolution and emotion (and how to use it)
- Chris Thomas: Market research’s second life
- Orlando Wood: Why consumer insights are like a refrigerator: Opening up the consumer to make the light go on
Best Presentation – Commended
- Sam Everingham: Spinning yarns – Why researchers need to be great storytellers
- Christine Walker: Making a difference with research – for a company and a local community
- Joan Young and Richard Blackwell: Revolution for evolution - A new approach to road safety advertising and a more significant role for social marketing research
- Tiina Raikko: The secret diary of Riita Researcher
- Chris Thomas: Market research's second life
- Ainslie Williams and Grant Malpas: Between a rock and a hard place
1 comment:
Loving the talent on show!
I know some State AMSRS Committees are inviting some of the winners to deliver their presentations (or extended versions) at events over the next few months - so look out for these events/seminars/workshops, or create them!
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