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publications
Analysis of Turkish Members of Parliament Network on Twitter
Published in Netsci 2021, 2021
This talk presents an analysis of the social networks formed by Turkish Members of Parliament on Twitter. It examines how these networks reflect political polarization and contribute to the shaping of online public discourse.
The Musk Effect: Misinformation and Partisan Dynamics
Published in APSA 2023, 2023
This study, presented at APSA 2023, investigates the impact of Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter on misinformation dynamics and partisan alignment. It highlights shifts in the platform’s ecosystem and their implications for political discourse and democratic engagement.
The Musk Effect: Changes in Misinformation and Partisan Composition
Published in Stanford Trust and Safety Conference, 2024
Presented at the Stanford Trust and Safety Conference 2024, this study explores the shifts in misinformation and partisan composition on social media platforms following Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter. It examines changes in the spread of misinformation, the alignment of users’ ideological composition, and the implications for public discourse in the digital era.
Segregation in Online Networks
Published in APSA 2024, 2024
Presented at APSA 2024, this study investigates the structure and dynamics of online networks, focusing on segregation in user interactions and information dissemination. The findings provide insights into how digital platforms influence social and political engagement through networked environments.
talks
COVID-19 Infodemics in Turkish Twittersphere
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Analyzed information spread and misinformation during the pandemic using Turkish Twitter data.
Networks on Turkish Twitter During the Pandemic
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Presented analysis of COVID-19 vaccine conversations and key actors in the Turkish Twitter space.
COVID-19 Vaccine Networks on Turkish Twitter
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Discussed the network structure of vaccine-related information during the COVID-19 pandemic in Türkiye. The presentation included the role of influential nodes and the spread of misinformation.
The Musk Effect: Misinformation and Partisan Dynamics
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Explored how the quality and partisan distribution of online content changed following Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter.
The Musk Effect: Changes in Misinformation and Partisan Composition
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Presented findings on the partisan shifts and misinformation dynamics on Twitter following Elon Musk’s acquisition of the platform.
Segregation in Online Networks
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Presented preliminary findings on how information segregation manifests in online political communities.
Segregation in Online Networks
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Presented an analysis of how online political networks are shaped by demographic segregation and information concentration.
teaching
Teaching experience 1
Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014
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Teaching experience 2
Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015
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