I am a highly motivated and dedicated Ph.D. researcher nearing completion of my studies at Lancaster University Management School. My research focus revolves around user behaviors of mobile applications, with a particular emphasis on technology adoption, information systems (IS) discontinuance, and IS rejection.

Throughout my academic journey, I have developed a deep understanding of the complex dynamics between user behaviour and system design. I have conducted extensive research to uncover the factors influencing users’ decisions to adopt or discontinue using mobile technologies, as well as their reasons for rejecting certain information systems.

My research has equipped me with advanced skills in qualitative and quantitative research methodologies, data analysis, and interpretation. I am adept at collecting and analyzing user data to derive meaningful insights that can inform the development of user-centered mobile applications. My ability to effectively communicate research findings to both academic and non-academic audiences has been recognized through conference presentations and public engagement activities.

As a potential lecturer or postdoctoral researcher, I bring a passion for teaching, mentoring, and collaborating with students and fellow researchers. I am eager to contribute my expertise and knowledge to the academic community, while continuously seeking opportunities to expand my research and make valuable contributions to the field of mobile application user behaviors.

I am now actively seeking new opportunities to further my career as a lecturer or postdoctoral researcher, where I can continue my research endeavors, inspire students, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field of information systems.

Specialties: Technology adoption, IS discontinuance, IS rejection, shopping applications, mobile applications, Affordances, technology inhibitors, system design, topic modelling, interviews, qualitative researcher, Android users, iOS users.I am a highly motivated and dedicated Ph.D. researcher nearing completion of my studies at Lancaster University Management School. My research focus revolves around user behaviors of mobile applications, with a particular emphasis on technology adoption, information systems (IS) discontinuance, and IS rejection. Throughout my academic journey, I have developed a deep understanding of the complex dynamics between user behaviour and system design. I have conducted extensive research to uncover the factors influencing users’ decisions to adopt or discontinue using mobile technologies, as well as their reasons for rejecting certain information systems. My research has equipped me with advanced skills in qualitative and quantitative research methodologies, data analysis, and interpretation. I am adept at collecting and analyzing user data to derive meaningful insights that can inform the development of user-centered mobile applications. My ability to effectively communicate research findings to both academic and non-academic audiences has been recognized through conference presentations and public engagement activities. As a potential lecturer or postdoctoral researcher, I bring a passion for teaching, mentoring, and collaborating with students and fellow researchers. I am eager to contribute my expertise and knowledge to the academic community, while continuously seeking opportunities to expand my research and make valuable contributions to the field of mobile application user behaviors. I am now actively seeking new opportunities to further my career as a lecturer or postdoctoral researcher, where I can continue my research endeavors, inspire students, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field of information systems. Specialties: Technology adoption, IS discontinuance, IS rejection, shopping applications, mobile applications, Affordances, technology inhibitors, system design, topic modelling, interviews, qualitative researcher, Android users, iOS users.