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Rodrigo Reyes Cordova

@rodreco.bsky.social

Associated Researcher at médialab - Sciences Po Polarization, public understanding of science, and misinformation spread

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Sciences Po médialab @medialab-scpo.bsky.social · 2w ago

🎓 Découvrez le travail de thèse de @rodreco.bsky.social portant sur la politique et la perception de la science par le public. Dans cette chronique, il revient sur son travail de recherche, ses contributions et son expérience en tant que doctorant au médialab. À découvrir ici 🔽

Rodrigo Reyes Cordova, understanding the public’s perception of science | médialab Sciences Po

After completing a PhD at the médialab from 2022 to 2026, Rodrigo Reyes Cordova defended his thesis on June 26, 2026. Entitled “Retying the Knot: Four Articles on Science and Expertise in a Polarized ...

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Rodrigo Reyes Cordova @rodreco.bsky.social · 3w ago

I was featured in a Q&A with the Center for Open Science! We talked about preregistering my study with OSF, linking with my data on Zenodo, and the resulting article in Public Understanding of Science.

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Center for Open Science@cos.io · 3w ago

Rodrigo Alonso Reyes Cordova studies how political identity shapes public trust in science. His research record links the preregistered plan, data, scripts, and publication, giving readers a clearer basis for understanding, checking, and trusting the work. 📝 Read our Q&A:

Rodrigo Reyes Cordova @rodreco.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Second paper out in PNAS with @harrando.bsky.social and @edelmann.bsky.social! 🎉 Using 8.7M tweets and an experiment, we find that signaling scientific authority makes information more credible and shareable, but can also be co-opted to spread misinformation. 📖: doi.org/10.1073/pnas...

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Rodrigo Reyes Cordova @rodreco.bsky.social · 10mo ago

My first paper out! 🎉 Using an online survey experiment, I find that Conservatives trust all experts less than Liberals — but do prefer research tied to economic growth. Claims attributed to experts are better received than those with no source. 📖 Open access: www.researchgate.net/publication/...

(PDF) Political ideology-driven perceptions of experts and their claims

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