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2026 2
- AI as Research Tool and Research Object in Political SciencePhD Colloquium: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Heidelberg
- Public Opinion on Military uses of AI: Technology Beliefs, Moral Boundaries, and Security Contexts2026 SCRIPTS Forum: Emergent Digital (Dis-)Orders: AI Governance between Liberal and Authoritarian Scripts, Cluster of Excellence SCRIPTS, Berlin
2024 4
- Artificial Intelligence and Democracy: Why Social Scientists Need to Take AI Seriously to be Taken SeriouslyArtificial Intelligence, Politics and Societies, University of Bologna
- Deceptive uses of Artificial Intelligence in elections strengthen support for AI banCS3 meeting series, Leibniz University Hannover
- Generative AI and Democratic Resilience in EUSolaris Project
- The impact of artificial intelligence on democracyCIVICA: Data Science Seminar Series, online
2023 2
- The impact of artificial intelligence on democracyNORFACE Governance Online Lecture Series
- Figuring out the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on democracySICSS Munich: Summer Institute in Computational Social Science Partner Site, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Munich
2022 1
- AI and democracy: AI in politics and the politics of AIWorkshop “AI & ML research and Democracy – an interdisciplinary perspective”, University of Tübingen
2021 2
- Social Media – Democratization or radicalization engine?ODYCCEUS Online Conference – The Computational Analysis of Cultural Conflict, Max-Planck-Institut für Mathematik in den Naturwissenschaften, Leipzig
- Retooling politics: How digital media are shaping democracyKolloquium: Digitale Kommunikation und Informationsvielfalt, University of Bremen, Bremen
2020 2
- Retooling politics: How digital media are shaping democracyKolloquium: Forschungsgruppe Demokratie und Digitalisierung, Weizenbaum-Institut für die vernetzte Gesellschaft, Berlin
- Four structural challenges in computational social science and what to do about themCollege of Social Sciences, National Taiwan University, Taipei City
2019 2
- A counterpublic of the right: A comparison of content and behavioral patterns within communities of supporters of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on RedditCMI Seminars Series, Cathie Marsh Institute for Social Research at the University of Manchester, Manchester
- Normalizing Digital Trace DataSICSS Bamberg: Summer Institute in Computational Social Science Partner Site, Universität Bamberg, Bamberg
2018 1
- Using Digital Trace Data in the Social Sciences: Realizing the PromiseComputational Social Science Seminar (CSS): GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Cologne
2017 2
- Normalizing digital trace dataLondon School of Economics, London
- Normalizing digital trace dataOxford Internet Institute, Oxford
2016 1
- Mediation processes in digital trace data: the case of the 2013 German federal election on TwitterConnect@IPSDS: International Program in Survey and Data Science, Mannheim
2015 1
- The mediation of political life through TwitterOxford Internet Institute, Oxford
2013 3
- Twitter data as information source on political communication and political campaigns: Examples from GermanyComputational Social Science Seminar (CSS): GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Cologne
- Through a glass, darkly: Tactical support and symbolic association in Twitter messages commenting on Stuttgart 21University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL
- Twitter data as information source on political communication and political campaigns: Examples from GermanyWellesley College, Boston, MA