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Mapping collective public opinion in the Russian blogosphere

Olessia Koltsova - 10 February 2014

Can text mining help handle the data deluge in public policy analysis?

Crowdsourcing translation during crisis situations: are ‘real voices’ being excluded from the decisions and policies it supports?

The physics of social science: using big data for real-time predictive modelling

The sum of (some) human knowledge: Wikipedia and representation in the Arab World

Crowdsourcing translation during crisis situations: are ‘real voices’ being excluded from...

7 May 2013

Facts and figures or prayers and hugs: how people with different...

7 March 2016

Uncovering the structure of online child exploitation networks

7 February 2013

Can Twitter provide an early warning function for the next pandemic?

14 October 2013

Edit wars! Measuring and mapping society’s most controversial topics

3 December 2013

The physics of social science: using big data for real-time predictive...

21 November 2013

How well represented is the MENA region in Wikipedia?

22 July 2014

What explains the worldwide patterns in user-generated geographical content?

8 September 2014

P-values are widely used in the social sciences, but often misunderstood:...

7 March 2016

The sum of (some) human knowledge: Wikipedia and representation in the...

14 July 2014

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