My research sits at the intersection of computational social science and political science, focusing on how digital environments shape political behavior, collective identity, and extremism. I use social network analysis, computational text analysis, and large language models to study online political phenomena.

Research Clusters

  • Segregation — Political and attitudinal segregation, public opinion measurement
  • Network Analysis — Social networks, extremism, online communities
  • Generative AI — LLMs as social science tools, text annotation, public opinion

Publications & CV

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