Olessia Koltsova presented SCILA's projects at the expert seminar "Open Campus"
On the 12th of May Olessia Koltsova took part in a regular seminar "Open Campus" with a talk on three main projects of our laboratory: SocSig, EthnoHate, and BeWell.
SCILA at the CMSTW'2021
This year SCILA was presented by Kirill Bryanov and Victoria Vziatysheva at the international conference "Comparative Media Studies in Today's World"
Join SCILA’s workshop on the design of online experiments
Laboratory for Social and Cognitive Informatics is organizing a workshop on the methodology of web-based experiments on June 22. It will be hosted by the Web Science Conference 2021.
Attention! SCILA is inviting you to take part in our Summer School in Experimental Methods & Simulations in Social and Cognitive Sciences!
The EMS-SCS Summer School will be held on July 13-22, 2021. You still have a chance to apply!
Olessia Koltsova presented the FakeNews Project results at the seminar Connected_Politics Lab (University College Dublin)
On the 24th of February Olessia Koltsova gave a talk "What Do Online Experiments Tell Us About Political Fake News Recognition and Trust?" based on the online experiments results conducted within the framework of the FakeNews Project at the seminar Connected_Politics Lab.
SCILA at the AINL Conference 2020
SCILA researchers presented two papers at the 9th conference on Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language (AINL 2020), which took place from 7 to 9 October 2020.
APSA Annual Meeting 2020
SCILA research fellow Kirill Bryanov gave a talk at the 116th American Political Science Association Annual Meeting & Exhibition, which was held as an online-conference from the 9th to the 13th of September.
SCILA at the Computing Conference 2020
16-17 July our research fellow Vera Ignatenko was participating in the Computing Conference 2020, which has been held in London every year since 2013.
Online Workshop "Fixed and Random Effects Models in Social Studies and Psychology" at SCILA
29 June - 3 July SCILA was holding a learning workshop for researchers "Fixed and Random Effects Models in Social Studies and Psychology". Amazing speakers Ivan Ivanchei and Boris Sokolov told our participants about all nuances of multilevel modeling.
SCILA’s academic supervisor
Since June 22, 2020, Professor Paolo Rosso has officially taken the responsibilities of SCILA’s academic supervisor. Paolo Rosso is a full professor at the department of Information Systems and Computation of Polytechnical university of Valencia, Spain, where he also heads Natural Language Engineering research group within Pattern Recognition and Human Language Technologies Research Centre (PRHLT).