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ITU researcher secures prestigious fellowship to empower citizen cooperation

ITU researcher secures prestigious fellowship to empower citizen cooperation

social mediaLuca Maria AielloComputer Science DepartmentResearchalgorithmsClimate ITgrantsgreen IT

December 7, 2021

Associate Professor of Computer Science at the IT University of Copenhagen, Luca Maria Aiello, has won the Carlsberg Foundation’s prestigious Young Researcher Fellowship for a project that aims to facilitate citizen coordination in the face of global challenges such as climate change.

Professor profile: We need a better understanding of information we share online

Professor profile: We need a better understanding of information we share online

social mediaLouise BarkhuusComputer Science Departmentdata storagedigitizationethics

October 5, 2021

On Thursday, October 14, Professor of Computer Science at ITU, Louise Barkhuus, will present her inaugural lecture and take a closer look at the personal data we share online, how developers can assuage users’ fears, and what the digital future holds.

New technology detects and measures online hate against women

New technology detects and measures online hate against women

social mediaLeon DerczynskiComputer Science DepartmentResearchalgorithms

July 27, 2021

ITU researchers have completed a large-scale collection, classification, and categorization of misogyny in Danish social media. It is a potential gamechanger in the fight against abusive online behaviour.

ITU bachelor's system to identify informative Corona tweets in top rank

ITU bachelor's system to identify informative Corona tweets in top rank

social mediaComputer Science DepartmentEducationartificial intelligence

September 30, 2020

Competing with academics and IT professionals from all over the world, Anders Giovanni Møller shared first place in developing a system to identify Corona-related tweets.

New Study: User-based surveillance is not effective against fake-news

New Study: User-based surveillance is not effective against fake-news

social mediaDigital Design DepartmentResearchMichele Coscia

July 6, 2020

The defence against fake news, to a large extent, relies on the social media users identifying and "flagging" suspicious stories, but are we, the users, really capable of doing that? No, a new study concludes.

Study shows correlation between the number of tweets on mental health issues and urgent crisis referrals

Study shows correlation between the number of tweets on mental health issues and urgent crisis referrals

social mediaLeon DerczynskiComputer Science Departmenthealth

February 11, 2020

As a part of a UK research group, Assistant Professor Leon Derczynski, conducted a study that revealed a correlation between increases in the number of urgent mental health-related crisis referred to two mental healthcare providers in London on days and a high number of tweets mentioning depression and schizophrenia. The study has been published in one of the world's leading science journals, Nature's Scientific Reports.

What can we learn from the Facebook data scandal?

What can we learn from the Facebook data scandal?

social mediaBusiness IT DepartmentDigital Design DepartmentprivacyAske KammerBrit Ross WinthereikIrina Shklovski

May 7, 2018

The Cambridge Analytica scandal where data from 87 million Facebook users was abused has raised concerns and debate about the implications of sharing personal data with global tech companies. Here, three ITU researchers reflect on what we can learn from the scandal.

New social media can give power back to the users

New social media can give power back to the users

social mediaBusiness IT DepartmentResearchBlockchainRaffaele Ciriello

February 13, 2018

New blockchain-based social media are gaining ground and challenging established platforms, such as Facebook, for example by paying their users in crypto currency for producing, sharing and liking content. These new media have the potential to give back control to the users, but according to Raffaele Ciriello, who is doing research on the topic, they also raise new ethical and legal issues.

New research project to investigate refugees’ use of IT

New research project to investigate refugees’ use of IT

social mediaCollaborationsResearchBusiness IT Departmentawardsgrants

October 24, 2017

The Velux Foundations has granted the research project Diginauts with DKK six million to investigate how refugees use their mobile phones and other digital devices to navigate geographically and socially during their travel through Europe.

New survey: The notion of echo chambers on Facebook is exaggerated

New survey: The notion of echo chambers on Facebook is exaggerated

social mediaDigital Design DepartmentResearchLuca Rossidemocracy

September 5, 2017

A new survey by the research group DECIDIS at the IT University of Copenhagen challenges the notion that social media make users with different political positions invisible to each other. Nearly a third of Danes sometimes change their opinion as a result of a political discussion on Facebook.

Internet and social media played a key role in the Danish election 2015

Internet and social media played a key role in the Danish election 2015

social mediaResearchdemocracySander SchwartzEvents

September 5, 2016

Danes turn to the web and social media for information about the candidates and test their own political views online, shows a new report with figures from the general election in 2015.

Danes are reluctant to discuss politics on Facebook

Danes are reluctant to discuss politics on Facebook

social mediaSander SchwartzLuca RossiResearch

June 15, 2016

Although social media has given us new opportunities to participate in the public debate, most Danes are hesitant to discuss politics with strangers online. When they do occur, however, Facebook debates can change political opinions, shows a new report from the IT University of Copenhagen.

Social sign language dictionary gives deaf students new opportunities

Social sign language dictionary gives deaf students new opportunities

social mediaEducationinnovationstartups

May 11, 2016

Troels Madsen has created Wign, an online sign language dictionary where deaf people can share and search for signs. This is especially useful in higher education, where many technical terms do not have an official sign.

Online privacy conference draws a full house

Online privacy conference draws a full house

social mediaprivacy

March 31, 2016

Auditorium 1 was filled to capacity during ITU’s first Crypto Conference on Wednesday, which featured presentations by a string of experts on digital surveillance and privacy.

Social media can save lives when disaster strikes

Social media can save lives when disaster strikes

social mediaResearch

February 16, 2016

Twitter, Facebook and other social media have created new opportunities to inform and respond when disaster strikes. In her PhD project at the IT University of Copenhagen, Alivelu Mukkamala looks into how data from social media can be used to improve disaster response.

ITU startups: Tonsser

ITU startups: Tonsser

social mediaEntrepreneurshipstartups

February 15, 2014

Tonsser is an ambitious football related community - a lifelike version of the classic Football Manager game so to speak - and the plan is to take over the world.

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