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P-values are widely used in the social sciences, but often misunderstood: and that’s a problem.

taha yasseri - 7 March 2016

Facts and figures or prayers and hugs: how people with different health conditions support each other online

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

What is stopping greater representation of the MENA region?

How well represented is the MENA region in Wikipedia?

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

14 July 2014

Mapping the Local Geographies of Digital Inequality in Britain

27 June 2014

How easy is it to research the Chinese web?

18 February 2014

Mapping collective public opinion in the Russian blogosphere

10 February 2014

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

Can text mining help handle the data deluge in public policy...

27 October 2013

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

14 October 2013

Who represents the Arab world online?

1 October 2013

Predicting elections on Twitter: a different way of thinking about the...

4 August 2013

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