Preferentiality and bandwidth drive tie activity in online and offline ego networks https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.27937
Theodora Moldovan
@theamoldovan.bsky.social
📍 PhD student in Fair Social Network Analysis at @uuinfolab https://todomoldovan.github.io
The clock is ticking and the end of the 72h is drawing ever closer 😱 While ideas take shape, models evolve, and final presentations come together, here’s a glimpse of each team as they race towards the finish line 👥🧠🏭📚🗳️🤖🏀
We welcome @theamoldovan.bsky.social as a new PhD student at the lab! Theodora will work on fairness in social network analysis.
Our new study provides the first large-scale look at how collective action is expressed in spoken digital discourse, using #BlackLivesMatter as a case study. Many thanks to @ariannapera.bsky.social @dvladek.bsky.social @lajello.bsky.social for the collab Check it out: arxiv.org/abs/2509.13197
Podcasts as a Medium for Participation in Collective Action: A Case Study of Black Lives Matter
We study how participation in collective action is articulated in podcast discussions, using the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement as a case study. While research on collective action discourse has pr...
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Congratulations to @theamoldovan.bsky.social, who defended her Master's thesis: "Exploring Collective Action in Black Lives Matter Podcast Conversations".
