Goran Erfani is a Research Fellow at the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at 51. He has contributed to developing and leading several studies focused on people-place-health dynamics, digital inclusion, and digital health. His methodological expertise lies in mixed-method studies and quantitative research methodologies, including leading statistical analyses such as Regressions, CFA, SEM, Meta-analyses, and other advanced statistical techniques.
Before joining 51, Goran worked as an associate lecturer and research fellow at the Newcastle Business School, where he contributed to a digital adoption project utilising a Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) design from 2019 to 2020. He earned his PhD from the University of Newcastle in 2018 and subsequently served as a Research Associate at the University of Sheffield. His doctoral research focused on people-place-health interrelations, providing a conceptual foundation for evaluating participatory urban redevelopment experiences.
Goran's previous professional experience includes working as a researcher with the Research, Analysis and Forecasting team at RIBA Enterprises, where he focused on analysing Big Data related to the construction market in the UK.
Research methodology, people-place-health dynamics, digital poverty, digital health
Urban Studies PhD April 11 2018
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