By combining 1.6B food item purchases with 1.1B medical prescriptions for the entire city of London for one year, researchers discovered that, to predict health… Read more »
The mass media is one of the social forces with the most active transformative power. However, news reach people unequally. In this blog, Erick Elejalde, from the… Read more »
Despite substantial progress in improving road safety over the last decade, vulnerable road users (VRUs) have not profited as much as vehicle occupants from these… Read more »
Online booking platforms such as Airbnb or Uber present themselves as and strive to be inclusive, but there is an increasing… Read more »
Women and students of color are widely underrepresented in the majority of STEM fields. Most discussions take a ‘deficit’… Read more »
How much does someone's living room tell about how they live? Peeking into another person's life might be just part of natural… Read more »
One of the most challenging questions for criminologists is explaining how and why crime rates have plummeted. While there are… Read more »
Social networks are widely used as sources of data in computational social science studies, and so it is of particular importance… Read more »
A “pump-and-dump” scheme is a type of financial fraud that inflates the price of a commodity through the spreading of… Read more »
In an exploratory study recently published in the International Journal for Educational Integrity, authors analyse essays from… Read more »
0 
0 0 0 0