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Wednesday, February 15, 2017A mismatch is evident between academia and leading marketing research practitioners in their use of mixed methods research (MMR). Reviews find few marketing papers in leading journals reporting MMR (Hanson & Grimmer 2007; Harrison & Reilly 2011; Davis et al. 2011). Likewise, our content analysis of leading textbooks in marketing research finds little attention to MMR, except in specialist MMR texts such as Tashakkori & Teddlie (2010) and Creswell (2014). Despite greater time pressures typical in commercial settings, MMR is becoming the norm in major companies and agencies, raising important questions for marketing researchers and educators. Our seminar aims to: 1) Examine academic and industry perspectives on MMR; 2) Illustrate uses of MMR in commercial marketing research; 3) Present a framework for understanding drivers of MMR in practice; 4) Assess parallels/mismatches between industry and academic practices; 5) Discuss implications for marketing researchers, educators, and managers.

We draw from a series of in-depth interviews with senior UK insight directors, telephone interviews, and a preliminary survey of US marketing insight directors. Dr Peter McGoldrick is Professor of Retailing in the School of Materials at The University of Manchester. His research has attracted extensive peer-reviewed and industrial funding, including several grants from the ESRC, EPSRC, DTI, OFT, EU and other funding organisations. Peter has published 200 books and papers, mainly in the fields of retailing and consumer behaviour. He serves on editorial review boards for the Journal of Retailing, Journal of Business Research, Journal of Marketing Management, Journal of Marketing Communications, and European Retail Research. He has a number of prize-winning papers, including a best paper awards at the World Marketing Congress and at the 2014 and 2015 AMS Annual Conferences, and a Journal of Retailing Outstanding Reviewer Award. Dr Chih-Ling Liu is Assistant Professor in the Marketing department at Lancaster University Management School.

Her research interests lie in exploring the relationship between identity, self and consumption (e.g. identity projects in Consumer Culture Theory). Much of her research focuses on understanding how consumers achieve personal and/or relationship wellbeing through their various self-presentations. School of Materials Coffee Morning (All welcome)Wednesday, February 15, 2017Professor Bill Sampson would like to invite you to the School of Materials Coffee Morning this is a chance to meet up over a drink and cake. Everyone is welcome and we look forward to seeing you there. School of Materials Safety Induction Wednesday, February 15, 2017This is for new staff, students, visiting academics and anyone from other schools coming to work in the School of Materials. Please contact Julia Cheung to register for safety induction. The 2nd Composites@Manchester Research WorkshopMonday, April 03, 2017This annual workshop aims to bring together early career researchers in the field of composites to share their work, as par of a composites community.

The event is aimed primarily at PhD and MSc level Researchers. • 3D structural composites • Structural bonding and repair • Non-destructive testing and structural health monitoring • Modellling and simulation • Welcome from our Dean of Faculty, Professor Martin Shröder • Keynotes from Professor Philip Withers and Dr Zahra Sharif Khodaei • Technical talk from Dr Stephen Edmondson • Research and poster presentations Please register for this free event via Eventbrite link School of Materials Seminar entitled Inspired by nature: Unravelling Silk’s SecretsWednesday, May 10, 2017Silks are biological polymers that have evolved to be processed by controlled protein denaturation, a process depending on the researchers’ background, with similarities to amyloidogenesis for some and flow induced crystallisation for others. However whilst many attempts have been made to replicate silk,This may be in part because it is not structure but processing that defines a silk, for unlike all other biological materials they are spun,

I will provide an overview of Natures 400 million years of R&D into silk and our recent studies into the importance of flow processing. I will conclude there is more to silk than just a fibre and that Nature may in fact hold unique solutions to the current challenges facing the synthetic polymer industry, i.e. routes towards low embodied energy, sustainable wet processing of polymers and the development of biomedical materials and devices for regenerative healthcare. Chris is based in The University of Sheffield in the Materials Science and Engineering Department where he leads the Natural Materials Group. He currently holds an EPSRC Early Career Fellowship and was previously at Oxford University where he obtained his degrees and doctorate. Dr Holland is also an Associate Editor for the newly established journal ACS Biomaterials Science and Engineering and is the chair of the IoM3 Natural Materials Association. His research uses tools developed for the physical sciences to better understand Nature’s materials, from latex to collagen, but with a focus on silk.