SODAS, Copenhagen (Bluesky: @cphsodas.bsky.social)

@CPH_SODAS

Copenhagen Center for Social Data Science (SODAS) is an interdisciplinary research center at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Copenhagen.

CSS, Copenhagen

sodas.ku.dk

Joined April 2019

SODAS, Copenhagen (Bluesky: @cphsodas.bsky.social)
@CPH_SODAS
Mar 17, 2025
Female online freelancers get paid 30% less, mostly because they have skills with lower market value, apply for projects needing less skill and experience, and ask for lower wages. @ole_teutloff, @estnzhrn and @ottokassi explain in a new working paper: ftp.zew.de/pub/zew-docs/d…
SODAS, Copenhagen (Bluesky: @cphsodas.bsky.social)
@CPH_SODAS
Mar 17, 2025
Data Discussion on March 28!📅 @mo_pope will discuss the effect of TikTok on users' beliefs, and @c_acciai will present on the impact of social norms in the self-reported use of generative AI in science🔍 Event🔗: sodas.ku.dk/events/sodas-d…
SODAS, Copenhagen (Bluesky: @cphsodas.bsky.social)
@CPH_SODAS
Mar 17, 2025
This exciting lecture is happening on Friday!💡
SODAS, Copenhagen (Bluesky: @cphsodas.bsky.social)
@CPH_SODAS
Mar 10, 2025
Join us for the first SODAS Lecture of the spring on March 21! 📅 Kevin Munger will kick off the lecture series with a fascinating presentation on the effects of TikTok edits on evaluations of politicians📱 Event🔗: sodas.ku.dk/events/sodas-l…
SODAS, Copenhagen (Bluesky: @cphsodas.bsky.social)
@CPH_SODAS
Mar 14, 2025
Come work with us! @CVandeweerdt is hiring a three-year post-doc on a project using machine learning and survey experiments to understand who advocates for climate action in the media, and why it matters. 👩‍💼 Job call here: candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationIni…
SODAS, Copenhagen (Bluesky: @cphsodas.bsky.social)
@CPH_SODAS
Mar 12, 2025
Haven't read the new Nature article by @robysinatra and co. about how research group sizes influence young scholar's careers? 🧑‍🎓 Catch the pop sci summary here, and learn how big groups both help and hurt their junior members:
nature.com
How a PhD student’s lab size affects their chance of future academic success
Nature - Trainees in big research groups tend to go on to greater academic success than their small-group counterparts — but are more likely to quit academia altogether.