Alberto Quintavalla

Alberto Quintavalla

Fundamental Rights and AI in the EU: Taking the Environment Seriously The twin – digital and green – transition has become a priority of the EU. However, while the digital and green transitions are sometimes mutually reinforcing, other times they enter in a...
Özge Çelikaslan

Özge Çelikaslan

Curating Feminist Histories: Digital Archive and Media Narratives This practice-based project examines how feminist movements in Turkey have mobilized digital media under conditions where civic documentation and archiving are often criminalized over the last three...
Silke Fürst

Silke Fürst

Hot Topics and Buzzwords as Drivers of Science? Analyzing the Origins and Implications of Key Terms in Digitization Research This project examines how buzzwords in digitization research – such as “social media,” “influencer,” “filter bubble,” and “digital divide” –...
Michelle Pfeifer

Michelle Pfeifer

Data on the Move: Voice, Algorithms, and Asylum in Digital Borderlands Contemporary migration and border policing increasingly employ digital, automated, and algorithmic technologies to control and manage movement. “Data on the Move” takes the so-called...
Olga Matveieva

Olga Matveieva

Technology-Driven Sociopolitical Transformations in Ukraine: Analyzing the Gendered Impacts of the Russian War in Ukraine The ongoing research investigates how ICT-enabled civic engagement during the Russian war in Ukraine nurtures a cohesive culture and advances...