Contested Visibility: How Iranian Feminists Strategically Use Digital Visibility
A new open-access article by CAIS researcher Dr. Mitra Shamsi has been published in the International Journal of Communication.
Recognizing Misogynistic Violence in Mainstream Pornography
CAIS Fellow Alessia Tranchese has published an article on the use of artificial intelligence in moderating visual content to detect misogynistic violence in online pornography.
Visible to the Public, but Isolated Within Institutions? Researchers Caught Between Science Communication and Hostility
A recent article by CAIS researcher Dr. Josephine B. Schmitt and Sabine Reich (University of Bremen) argues that while researchers are increasingly encouraged to engage with the public and communicate scientific findings, they are often left to deal with the associated risks on their own.
Findings on Trauma-Informed Research with Young Ukrainian Refugees
Dr. Tetiana Gorokhova has published an article on her work with young Ukrainian refugees and calls for relational, reflexive ethical frameworks that protect both participants and researchers in active conflict situations.
Rethinking AI in Education
Ann-Christin Falhs and Anna Radtke, doctoral students in the BKI research program, presented their latest publications at the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education, held as part of the Festival of Learning in Seoul, South Korea.