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ResearchOps advisor, author of Research That Scales (Rosenfeld, 2024), founder of the Cha Cha Club, a members' club for ResearchOps practitioners, and editor in chief of The ResearchOps Review.
Grounded in information science and human-centred research, George builds the agentic AI systems and knowledge infrastructure required to detect the signal in the noise, scaling qualitative insights through well-harnessed pipelines.
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Research and translation across languages, cultures, and technology. Moving in the "multi" across time and space, the academy and industry, the page and the interface.
Research Operations Professional. Generalist.
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