What is Study: Definition and 1000 Discussions

A case study involves an up-close, in-depth, and detailed examination of a particular case or cases, within a real-world context. For example, case studies in medicine may focus on an individual patient or ailment; case studies in business might cover a particular firm's strategy or a broader market; similarly, case studies in politics can range from a narrow happening over time (e.g., a specific political campaign) to an enormous undertaking (e.g., a World War).
Generally, a case study can highlight nearly any individual, group, organization, event, belief system, or action. A case study does not necessarily have to be one observation (N=1), but may include many observations (one or multiple individuals and entities across multiple time periods, all within the same case study). Research projects involving numerous cases are frequently called cross-case research, whereas a study of a single case is called within-case research.Case study research has been extensively practiced in both the social and natural sciences.

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  1. robotkid786

    Music Study with or without music?

    Is it better to study with or without music?
  2. N

    Where can I study this type of problem? (fluid dynamics)

    Hello everyone! I have to study for an exam, of which I have just retaken the subject (fluid dynamics) and I don't feel very good. In my language (Spanish) I find these similar problems, but in English I only find problems that do not include these types of arrangements. I know that the...
  3. thaPhysicsPerson

    How to study for Physics?

    Im going to make this quick High School Student currently in AP Physics 1 with strong math background(Currently in Calc BC) Problem: Consistently stuck at a B+ no matter how much practice Goal: Try to reach at-least an A- Issue: I find tests consist of materials that I haven't practiced before...
  4. J

    What do physics majors in university study after physics 1 and 2?

    So after Newtonian mechanics and electricity/magnetism, what do physics majors study? Also, is there a textbook you can reference me to that applies to that?
  5. Mohmmad Maaitah

    Studying How should I do calculations as an Engineer?

    I always get lost in my work and my work looks like this mess usually. Any tips on how to be neat? How to do calculations? Should I do put all numbers with their units in the paper? How about the units my Statics book says that I should always put them and this really gets boring so any idea...
  6. D

    Misc. Levitating Metal with a Solar Cooker: A Feasibility Study

    I would like to build what is usually used for heat production and is called a solar cooker. However, I would like to use it to try to levitate a piece of metal. Here are my assumptions: A. aluminum density = 2.7 g / cm^3 B. Sunlight intensity on Earth's surface is about 1000 W / m^2 C...
  7. C

    Optimal study schedule for physics and math major

    I have read online that the optimal amount of time to study for is 30 minutes followed by a 10 minute break and repeat. Dose anybody else please know of a good study schedule? Many thanks!
  8. pinball1970

    Medical Avian flu - A new study led by a team from the University of Maryland

    Unlike the 2015 outbreak of avian flu (H5N8), the outbreak seen in late 2021 (H5N1) has caused mass mortality for wild birds, which makes the highly pathogenic virus more difficult to wipe out. “Unlike H5N8, this disease is heavily impacting wild birds,” said Johanna Harvey, lead author of the...
  9. D

    Other Extra Year of Study for Graduate Physics Research: A Possibility?

    I am interested in pursuing graduate reserch in physics. I have undergraduate and graduate degrees in engineering with a research in classical mechanics. However, PhD programs require a background in modern physics in order to be accepted and I would prefer to strengthen my preparation in...
  10. BWV

    British Medical Journal study finds parachutes ineffective

    Dont believe the lies of Big Parachute! https://www.bmj.com/content/363/bmj.k5094
  11. filo

    Schools Need to decide whether to study Physics or Engineering

    I'm a 17 years old student and I can't choose between studying Physics or Engineering at university, any advice?
  12. J

    Study on ruled vs unruled paper?

    Why all scientists write math/physics on blank paper, for example Einstein,in that time already exist lined/cell papers? Is there any benefits to use blank paper notebooks when study engineering? What notebooks do you use when study math/physics/engineering?
  13. Astronuc

    Rare Disease in Yorkshire, England: A Case Study

    I've never heard of this rare disease/illness. I just learned about it from a news feed from a case in Yorkshire, England. https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/uk-news/man-30-died-suddenly-after-25915295 https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fimmu.2021.773352/full It's...
  14. V

    How to study chemistry as a wannabe inventor?

    I tried to study chemistry on my own for a while, and I came up with a question. You know, the whole point of learning new subject is to learn core principles, and then understand all their outcomes in things around us. And later to come up with new things based on this principles. Say when...
  15. Steelgrip

    How to study heavily informative topics for long hours?

    TL;DR Summary: Less time available hence need to study for long stretches. Need to study Optics, Fluids, Electromagnetism in astoundingly less time. Would love to hear from engg students who practice this. I didn't know where to include this kind of question, so posting it here. Anybody tell...
  16. sumatoken

    Study of harmonic motion of a liquid in a V shaped tube

    A V-shaped tube with a cross-section A contains a perfect liquid with mass density and length L plus and the angles between the horizontal plane and the tube arms as shown in the attached figure. We displace the liquid from its equilibrium position with a distance and without any initial...
  17. C

    AI Computation (self study analysis, pointers welcome)

    In this thread I attempt to find a closed form solution to the gradient descent problem for a single sigmoid neuron using basic calculus. If you would like to give pointers feel free, if you see me make a mistake please let me know! Thank you!
  18. bigmike94

    What ONE Physics topic would you choose to study and why?

    If you was restricted to only studying one physics topic for the rest of your life what would it be and why? Don’t overthink it by trying to determine what I mean by topic etc just tell me your favourite subject and why do you like it so much 😃
  19. MexChemE

    Analysis Study plan for Functional Analysis - Recommendations and critique

    Hello, PF! It’s been a while since I last posted. I am looking for a critique and recommendations regarding my study plan towards Functional Analysis and applications (convex optimization, optimal control), but first, some background: - This plan is in preparation for my master’s thesis, I...
  20. B

    Looking for a Specific Kind of Research Study (Neurostimulation)

    I'm doing a master's degree, and I would like to research the long-term effects of neurostimulation on the brain. It would be really helpful if I could find at least one research study that: (1) Performed MRI scans on a cohort of patients, preferably using diffusion MRI. (2) Had this cohort of...
  21. pinball1970

    I Distant Galaxy study, dark matter and the CMBR

    The article is pop but there is a paper Pop article https://www.vice.com/en/article/g5vvjw/the-universes-oldest-light-reveals-unprecedented-dark-matter-patterns Paper. https://journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevLett.129.061301 The language is a little bit click bate, I just wanted...
  22. TGV320

    Studying Should I first study the math or math and physics at the same time?

    Hi everyone, After completing high school, I will enroll this fall at a 3 year technical school in China studying industrial robotics, but I still plan on getting into an undergrad physics program at a later time. (Some colleges can allow a transfer to their undergrad program after technical...
  23. Z

    Studying What's an effective way to study so that it "sticks"?

    Hi, everyone! Throughout most of my school days, my way of studying consisted only of rote learning and cramming the material the night before the exams just to be able to get a passing grade. Today, it's not surprising that I forgot most of what I learned all those years ago, and I need help...
  24. StevieTNZ

    No clear link between low serotonin and depression - study

    https://www.1news.co.nz/2022/07/22/no-clear-link-between-low-serotonin-and-depression-study/ https://www.nature.com/articles/s41380-022-01661-0
  25. T

    Planning on studying math for the college entrance exam, help needed

    Hi, everyone! I'm preparing myself for the next year's college entrance exam, and I hope that 10-11 months of intensive study regime will be enough time for me to pass it. I would like your opinion on it to see if such a thing is possible and if there is anything that needs to be changed about...
  26. berkeman

    COVID US maternal mortality increased 33% during pandemic: Study

    Oh my, this is disturbing, IMO. I'm not sure what we could have done better -- we already were trying to reach out to minorities (at least locally here in Silicon Valley) about vaccine hesitancy and other issues, but to see such a sharp up-tick in maternal deaths is discouraging. Maybe in the...
  27. modellatore

    Studying Theoretical Physics Study Path (it's about tetrads....)

    I'm a graduate theoretical physics student at the (almost) end of his master's degree with a fairly varied curriculum, as I attended both QFT (and sub-courses on qed qcd etc) and GR courses. However in my latest intro to quantum gravity classes I familiarised with tetrads and, after a lot of...
  28. T

    Engineering Should I study Engineering Physics or Mechanical Engineering?

    I am unsure of what career to choose. I really like Physics and Math, and I have this desire to know more about things, which is what EP has to offer. I think that EP is mainly theoretical and does not teach many practice, but I believe that I can complement this by entering groups in my...
  29. Farhan_MechE

    Testing How do you study for an exam if the professor who is taking this.......

    How do you study for an exam if the professor who is taking this course is completely new & recently joined the university.As a result you can't find out his exam formats by looking at his past exams. People who have faced similar situation how do you revise for you exam? Since time is...
  30. R

    I want to study physics and related maths, but I am confused....

    here is what i wish to say. basically i am a 23 year old guy who has wasted a lot of time not finishing any course i started and also occasionally trying to be a musician but also did not fully get into that. There were times since completing high school that I found myself very intersted in...
  31. Pipsqueakalchemist

    Studying How can I improve my studying for better test grades?

    At this point I just can’t take a test. I split my 3rd year up to have a smaller course load to get higher grades for grad school and got 60s on almost every test. My friends who have double my course load do just as good if not better. I’ve given on grad at this point. For 2nd third year please...
  32. 0

    MHB How can self-studying be an effective alternative to college education?

    http://appliedscience.byethost7.com/index.php/Main_Page I dropped out of college and decided to self study.
  33. Habib

    Testing STEM students with high GPAs (3.3+), how do you study for university?

    STEM students with high GPAs (3.3+), how do you study for university final exam?
  34. A

    Spike protein level in blood, vaccinated vs. infected study

    So I'll try to be brief. There is a recent study that is titled "Immune imprinting, breadth of variant recognition, and germinal center response in human SARS-CoV-2 infection and vaccination" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0092867422000769 Among other stuff it has measured...
  35. A

    I Constructing an Oriented Atlas for S1 (Self Study)

    Hello, I am trying to construct an oriented atlas for S1 by considering the 8 transitions from the basic coordinate projection atlas. However, it does not appear to be possible to modify this atlas without destroying existing progress. Am I on the right track towards constructing the oriented...
  36. Q

    Wanting to study energy in the human body

    Summary:: Looking for a certain degree program What kind of degree would be best if I really wanted to get into studying energy within and around the human body and interactions of it between electronic signals and things like that? I am really starting to believe that our understanding of...
  37. B

    Help me use my library of textbooks to form a study plan

    Hi everyone! Hope your week is going well. I'm an ex-physics and math student, now getting my PhD in mathematical biology, and I've recently come back to the subjects because I miss them and feel like it'd be fun to get proficient in some of this again. I've been mostly working on building my...
  38. A

    Studying Your Favorite / Most effective Study Habits?

    Hello After basically divorcing academics during COVID, I'm in my senior year of my physics undergrad and working to redevelop the interest I had. I thought I'd see what others are doing to succeed in learning. What things help you most with retention, comprehension, and enjoying study? One of...
  39. A

    I Question regarding actual computation of tensor at point (Self Study)

    Hello all, I am hoping to get some feedback on the manner in which I performed computations towards solving the following problem. There are a couple specific points which I am not confident of: 1. Did I properly account for the manifold structure in my computation of the nonzero components...
  40. T

    COVID Antihistamines & Postacute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2: A Case Study

    I know, it's a weasel-worded thread title. The Journal article is titled: Antihistamines for Postacute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 Infection Popular article: https://www.sciencealert.com/there-s-evidence-antihistamines-may-help-treat-long-covid-symptoms Journal article...
  41. 0

    Studying Wrong Mindset to Study: Tips from an Engineer's Journey

    There is a brazilian lady that created a youtube channel with tips to succeed in local admission exams. She is focused on high competition, such as engineering (she is one) and meds (she passed by studying 3 months prior then dropped out in the first month). She skipped MA and went from BC...
  42. M

    Studying Should I study Topology or Group Theory?

    Hello! I'm a physics graduate who is interested to work in Mathematical Physics. I haven't taken any specialized maths courses in undergrad, and currently I have some time to self-learn. I have finished studying Real Analysis from "Understanding Analysis - Stephen Abbott" and I'm currently...
  43. hackerbot4545

    Studying Successful Study Strategies for Machine Design and Shigley's ME Design Book

    People who have passed Machine Design course & followed Shigley's mechanical engineering design book how did you study for exams? Please provide some study strategies that have worked well for you. So I have Machine Design course for this semester & I find it really tough.Our professor is...
  44. BadgerBadger92

    Other Best trigonometry books for beginners and self study

    I am teaching myself math and wondering if any of you have recommendations on trigonometry books for beginners and self study. Any help is appreciated!
  45. REEEEEEEE

    Studying Advice on how to study for university

    Hello I need adviece on how to study for university . I am doing an engeneering course at university and I thought I could write down the info given in the pdf the get some more information on youtube and then I would start solving problems but I did not have success doing that and I just...
  46. M

    Studying I have some epic math goals and creating a study plan

    Summary:: Trying to become a warp drive pioneer. Yes, you read that right, lol. Hello I’m a math student, and need advice on what pre-requisite math subjects I need to study AND in what order I need to study them in order to achieve my short term math goals. I’m also looking for the...
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