Is anyone willing to help out with an academic research project looking at role transitions?

I am entering my MS IV year. I can help you. I am an ADO student.

And I'd seen you're engrg...can you say which at all?.Elec? Mech? Civil?.Chem? I was trained as Alex engrg (EE), with physics and math, before I'd gone clinical, I never got to publish, I'd wanted to go back on active in the USPHS, as I'd trained in an externship under an O-6 with them, it never happened nowever, I'm afraid....

Sir,

I’m a platoon leader with about 10 months of platoon leader time. I’d be willing to help if you still need it

That is quite interesting...I'd be most eager to hear more...I gather you're either doing your PhD yourself, or are.ROTC faculty, possibly? Could you possibly elaborate on the group, the department(s) involved, I also know of various specific software packages for.data analysis and/or time series/signal processing you might find useful...I've been trying to volunteer despite total perm.disability for me, with a clinical group doing unrelated.research to yours at a major local.school by us...is it possibly some.aspect.of psychology? Also, there's a USAR unit I've seen listing stuff on here, that might possibly be interested, part of that whole futures initiative, I didn't know if you'd ever seen it at all, I don't know if they'd be interested in the type of effort you describe, I merely thought your find their matl of interest...also, have you tried at all to involve the psychology faculty at USUHS, or possibly faculty at AFIT and/or Naval Postgrad School (NPS) at all? I'd expect you'd likely considered AMEDD, of course, I just figured I'd mention a few errant thoughts that occurred to me in reading what you'd sent...there's a long-term Army ROTC detachment I know of near us, as well as a relatively new AFROTC detachment that just started, as well as NROTC things near us as well, I obv don't have anything to do with them, I merely know of them, I'm also trying to be allowed to.volunteer to help tutor STEM for various groups, as well, just for something to do...what you described interests me considerably, honest, I'd be most eager to know more whenever convenient, I was trained as doctoral allied health, though we shut my license sevl yrs ago due to my whole disability thing, no rush, whenever convenient, many thanks....

https://www.mathworks.com/products/matlab.html

This is commercial...the home license is fairly cheap, a couple of hundred bucks, with both MATLAB and SIMULINK, the only thing is, while there's a good deal of video stuff from them on how to use it, as well as on YouTube, the videos tend to go at a snail's pace, I'd found, plus, anytime you want to add features, it costs, not outrageously so, however, it's not a freebie, the thing is, virtually EVERYBODY in serious science uses it, I'd found, honest....

https://www.gnu.org/software/octave/

This is another really good open source data analysis package, I haven't found a text for it yet....

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/scilab-from-theory-to-practice-i-fundamentals-philippe-roux/ [login to see]

Here's the book, I don't know if any other part is out yet....

https://www.scilab.org/

This is a pure open source freebie, I just found a paperback text on using it I got on using it a month or so ago, I'll try to send the link...the user group for this one is REALLY active, seriously....

https://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/software/dataplot/

This is a really interesting little Federal freebie, very little known now, it's been out for about three decades, though I know I'm feeling like Methuselah saying that, of course...sometimes, it can be tricky to get running, so you might need to call them, however, it's got some really interesting features, I've known about it a really long time (as you probably guessed by now, of course)....