Fuzzy Data, Smart Approaches: The MAXQDA Poster Award

Welcome to our Poster Awards Exhibition! Our Poster Awards focused on showcasing unusual analytical approaches, difficult coding situations, complex data work, and more challanges that made our participants’ research journey with MAXQDA especially interesting. This exhibition presents the winning posters, the honorable mentions, and all the wonderful work that made it to the second round of the awards. We’re excited to finally share it with you – enjoy!

Winner

EMPOWERMENT FUTURES – Career Trajectories of Filipina Leaders in the Hospitality Industry

Amiel Ortega

Factors Influencing Trust in Crisis Mental Health Services for Autistic Adults

Nahime G. Aguirre Mtanous, Ashley Kennedy, Lauren Bishop & Morgan Shields

Honorable Mention $Poster: Coding Against the Grain – A Diffractive MAXQDA Workflow for More-Than-Human Wellbeing Research in Chilean Patagonia$

Coding Against the Grain: A Diffractive MAXQDA Workflow for More-Than-Human Wellbeing Research in Chilean Patagonia

Alexander Masoliver-Aguirre

Twenty Voices, Four Dimensions

Alaa Alkhdair

Winner

Coding Relational Drift

Divya S

Phenomenology of Birth Experience – Developing a Quantitative Measurement Tool with MAXQDA

Ágnes Barsonyne Labancz

Honorable Mention Poster: From Fuzzy Data to Structured Theory – A MAXQDA Workflow for Grounded Theory Research

From Fuzzy Data to Structured Theory – A MAXQDA Workflow for Grounded Theory Research

Monika Batur

From Internet Access to Digital Agency: Using MAXQDA to Analyse AI-Era Meaningful Connectivity in Kenyan Public Higher Education

David Gichuiri Kibaara

Winner

FROM FOCUS GROUP NARRATIVES TO PARENT TYPOLOGIES

Mariya Bekova

Poster: Investigating Contextual Barriers and Facilitators Addressing Falls Prevention in Women 70+ With Urinary Incontinence – A Qualitative Inquiry Using Photo Elicitation

Investigating Contextual Barriers and Facilitators Addressing Falls Prevention in Women 70+ With Urinary Incontinence: A Qualitative Inquiry Using Photo Elicitation

Kara Cino

Poster: Supporting Early Phenomenological Analysis Using MAXQDA – Reflections from an Ongoing Study on Lived Experiences of Vicarious Resilience Among Mental Health Nurses

Supporting Early Phenomenological Analysis Using MAXQDA: Reflections from an Ongoing Study – Lived Experiences of Vicarious Resilience Among Mental Health Nurses

Nora Ghalib AlOtaibi

Honorable Mention Poster: When Drawings Become Data – Using MAXQDA to Analyze Visual Storytelling in Architectural Education

When Drawings Become Data – Using MAXQDA to Analyze Visual Storytelling in Architectural Education

Amal Fadhil, Hoda A. S. Al-Alwan

Mapping Trust in Jordan’s Influencer Marketing Ecosystem

Shorouq Alakal

From Unstructured Data to Precise Instruments: Operationalizing Interdisciplinary Literature through MAXQDA

Somayeh Mardomi

Mapping the Patient Journey: Inadequacies in the Referral System for Children with Cancer

Steven Kikonyogo