About
I am PhD candidate in the field of Computational Social Science and a lecturer for the Chair of Political Sociology at University of Bamberg. From March 2019 to August 2019, I am also a junior fellow at the Weizenbaum Internet Institute in Berlin. My research focuses on applying computational methods for ethnic minority and social media studies. I’m particularly interested in natural language processing, data mining and the development of research software.
Results of my work have been published in journals such as Computers in Human Behavior, European Sociological Review, Social Media + Society, European Journal of Political Research and West European Politics.
In addition to research, I taught courses about Data Analysis, Data Mining and Quantitative Text Analysis at University of Bamberg, University of Constance and Humboldt University of Berlin.
Interests
- Computational Social Science
- Political Sociology
- Social Media
- Ethnic Minority Studies
- Xenophobia
Education
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M.A. Sociology, Specialization in Empirical Research and Computational Methods, 2015
University of Bamberg
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B.A. Sociology, 2013
University of Bamberg
