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What we're working on

Fact or Fiction? Evaluating Covid-19 News with CoVerifi

Jul 29, 2022
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Racism on Social Media as Contagion

Jun 1, 2022
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Is Venmo social media?

Apr 10, 2022
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Social Media and Natural Disasters

Nov 27, 2021
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Introducing the Computational Media Lab

Introducing the Computational Media Lab

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Meet our research team

The Computational Media Lab is a student-faculty collaboration across multiple disciplines.

Dhiraj Murthy

Data Science 100%
Machine Learning 100%
Digital Ethnography 100%
Social Network Analysis 100%

Kami Vinton

Project Management 100%
Study Design 100%
Qualitative/Quantiative Analysis 100%
Community Outreach 100%

Torie Kim

R 50%
Data Analysis 40%
Python 30%

Yunong Liu

Python 95%
Java 90%
C 90%
Verilog 85%
SQL 85%

Trisha Lobo

Social Media 90%
Qualitative Research Methods 90%
Quantitative Research Methods 80%
Literature Review 80%

Ben Pretzer

Python / Java / C 85%
Data analysis 70%
Machine learning 60%

Amelia Acker

Content Analysis 100%
Digital Ethnography 100%
Qualitative Research Methods 100%
Social Media 100%

Pranav Venkatesh

Java / Python / C++ 90%
Full Stack Development 80%
Quantitative Analysis 75%
Machine Learning 60%

Adithya Bhonsley

Java 95%
Python 95%
C++ 95%
Quantitative Analysis 75%
Machine Learning 50%

Tanvi Anand

Python 90%
Data Analytics 90%
Machine Learning 80%
Natural Language Processing 80%

Rohan Mhetar

Python 90%
Java 80%
C++ 80%
Machine Learning 85%

Grace Kim

Python, Java, JavaScript 95%
Machine Learning 80%
Data analytics 60%
Natural Language Processing 60%

Ilo Aguiar Reginaldo Alexandre

Social Media 90%
Visual Storytelling 90%
User Metrics 80%