As "big data" and "algorithms" affect our daily communication, lots of new research questions arise at the intersection between societies and technologies, asking for human wellbeing in times of permanent smartphone usage or the role of huge platforms for our news environment. The growing discipline of Computational Communication Science (CCS) takes on a combinatory perspective between social and computer science. In this podcast, Emese Domahidi (@MissEsi) and Mario Haim (@DrFollowMario) open this discussion for students and young scholars, one guest and one question at a time.
What is it about computational communication science?
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As "big data" and "algorithms" affect our daily communication, lots of new research questions arise at the intersection between societies and technologies, asking for human wellbeing in times of permanent smartphone usage or the role of huge platforms for our news environment. The growing discipline of Computational Communication Science (CCS) takes on a combinatory perspective between social and computer science. In this podcast, Emese Domahidi (@MissEsi) and Mario Haim (@DrFollowMario) open this discussion for students and young scholars, one guest and one question at a time.
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July 13, 2026
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<p>In this episode of the #aBitOfCCS Podcast, Jana Bernhard-Harrer talks with Sofia Gil-Clavel from the Societal Analytics Laboratory at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam about what it means to build computational infrastructure for social scientists.</p><p>Sofia works across multiple roles — as a researcher focusing on AI in socio-ecological systems (including risks and misinformation), as a research engineer developing and maintaining advanced computational resources, and as lab manager supporting the work of interdisciplinary teams.</p><p>The conversation centers on creating software for researchers, with a particular focus on AmCAT — a platform designed to support large-scale text analysis in computational communication science. We discuss what it takes to design sustainable, usable research tools, how infrastructure shapes research practice, and why maintaining and supporting software is just as important as developing new methods.</p><p>Learn more about Sofia’s work: <a href="https://sofiag1l.github.io/"><u>https://sofiag1l.github.io/</u></a> </p><p>Explore the Societal Analytics Lab: <a href="https://societal-analytics.nl/"><u>https://societal-analytics.nl/</u></a> </p><p>Discover AmCAT: <a href="https://amcat4.labs.vu.nl/"><u>https://amcat4.labs.vu.nl/</u></a> </p>
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#aBitOfCCS on Data, Ethics, and Trauma Archives with Sarah Jewett hosted by Jana Bernhard-Harrer
<p>In this episode of the #aBitOfCCS Podcast, Jana Bernhard-Harrer talks with Sarah Jewett from the London School of Economics and Political Science about the challenges of working with traumatic and high-stakes data in computational social science.</p><p>Sarah’s research examines how defendants accused of war crimes express remorse—if at all—across legal archives, and what patterns of emotional expression emerge over time. The discussion focuses on the ethical and methodological tensions that arise when applying computational text analysis to testimony describing extreme violence and trauma.</p><p>Drawing on her own research journey, Sarah reflects on why “more advanced” methods are not always better, especially when the stakes are high, and argues for simplicity, care, and greater human involvement when analyzing sensitive data.</p><p>Contact Sarah at: <a href="mailto:S.Jewett1@lse.ac.uk"><u>S.Jewett1@lse.ac.uk</u></a> </p>
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