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Research Partnerships

We are particularly proud of the research partnerships and collaborations we have developed over the past years of which some of the current ones since 2020/2021 are reflected in the list below.

Also see our:

 

Research Focus AreaInstitutionResearcher at InstitutionResearcher at Department of Information Science, University of PretoriaCollaboration
Information behaviourDepartment of Information Science, University at Buffalo (NY), USAProf Heidi JulienProf Ina FourieCollaborative research on affect, emotion, information behaviour and HIV/AIDS, information literacy and related issues
Information behaviourFaculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Sydney University of Technology, AustraliaDr Theresa AndersonProf Ina FourieCollaborative research on autoethnography, with specific references to caregivers in palliative care
Information behaviourCentre for Information Management, Loughborough University, EnglandDr Janet HarrisonProf Ina FourieCollaborative research on information provision to children with cancer – a specific focus on research methods
Information behaviourDepartment of Computer Science, Stockholm University, SwedenProf Preben HansenCollaborative research on information behaviour, participatory design, Third Space and information sharing
Information organisation/e-lexicographyDepartment of Afrikaans and Dutch, Stellenbosch University, South Africa

Prof Rufus Gouws

and the following: researchers

Prof Theo BothmaCollaborative research on aspects of e-lexicography
 Department of African Languages, University of Pretoria, South AfricaProf Danie Prinsloo  
 Centre for Lexicography, Aarhus University, DenmarkProf Sven Tarp
 
  
 Centre for Lexicography, Aarhus University, DenmarkPreviously also:
Prof Henning Bergenholtz
  
 Institut für Informationswissenschaft & Sprachtechnologie, University of Hildesheim, Germany
Previously also:
Prof Ulrich Heid
  
Publishing studiesCentre for Publishing studies, Oxford Brookes University, United KingdomDr Caroline DavisCollaborative research on print culture and publishing in Southern Africa