Rachel E. Moran, Postdoctoral Fellow
Rachel’s research explores the role of trust in digital information environments and is particularly concerned with how trust is implicated in the spread of mis- and disinformation. Her work is interdisciplinary, drawing on theory and methods from journalism studies, communication, information science and STS. At the CIP, she is exploring how individuals build information and media diets when they distrust traditional knowledge institutions such as journalism and academia.
Rachel E. Moran
Projects in Information & Society
- Design-Oriented Case Studies: Engaging Students in Tech Policy
- On the Steppe: Plain Talk Imagining Technology Used Wisely
- The Effects of Suggested Tags and Autocomplete Features on Social Tagging Behaviors
- Studying Subject Ontogeny at Scale in a Polyhierarchical Indexing Language
- E-rate Funding and Libraries: Preliminary Analysis of Trends Post-Modernization
- Telling Stories: On Culturally Responsive Artificial Intelligence
- E-rate Funding and Libraries: Preliminary Analysis of Trends Post-Modernization
- Joe Bak-Coleman, Postdoctoral Fellow
- Election Integrity Partnership
- Center for an Informed Public Innovation Fund
- Center for an Informed Public Research
- Kolina Koltai, Postdoctoral Fellow
- Rachel E. Moran, Postdoctoral Fellow