Stefania Vicari

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I research and teach digital sociology at the University of Sheffield, UK. I lead the Data, Communication & New Technologies pathway for the White Rose Social Science Doctoral Training Partnership.

I am P.I. of the Leverhulme Trust-funded project Previvorship: http://bit.ly/3MpCAAs where I study social media, (#BRCA and #Lynchsyndrome) genes, and experiences of preliving cancer.

I am a #commodon interested in
#digitalmethods
#digitalhealth
#platforms
#socialmedia
#socialnetworks

Webhttps://www.sheffield.ac.uk/socstudies/people/academic-staff/stefania-vicari
Twitterhttps://twitter.com/stefaniavicari
Current projectbit.ly/3MpCAAs
Looking forward to co-lead with @WarrenPearce the White Rose + iHuman event "Why study social media?" next Thursday! Info available 👉https://wrdtp.ac.uk/events/why-study-social-media-understanding-and-using-digital-methods-for-social-science-research-on-twitter-youtube/
Why study social media? Understanding and using digital methods for social science research on Twitter & YouTube – White Rose DTP

Now confirmed!@Previvorship will also be @ #ica23 in the panel "Methodological Developments&Challenges in Visual Politics & Protest" org by amazing @[email protected] & @[email protected]. We'll be in the great company of @[email protected] @[email protected], Patricia Prieto-Blanco & Radhika Gajjala 😊

Very happy🥳that @[email protected] is going to #ica23 with this very paper ☺️👇

RT @[email protected]

1) @[email protected] is working on the idea of "vernaculars" of cancer on social media🗨️... spoiler: depending on whether you are on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook or Twitter, you write and read very different things about cancer!🩺Do platforms shape all this? https://sites.google.com/sheffield.ac.uk/previvorship/resources/social-media-platforms?authuser=0

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Previvorship/status/1613179297652477953

Previvorship - Social media platforms

Social media are not neutral: their governance and structure impact how and what content is shared on them. Research has shown that a range of ‘platform mechanisms’ increasingly influences the way stories are told, information circulated and connections made online. Three aspects of how social

Strike action calendar for public sector services in the UK: watching society breakdown in the face of government inaction
📢Race, media and football in the UK...hard to think of anything more topical, right?! Have look at the great blog post by @[email protected] from @[email protected]👇https://socstudiesresearch.com/2022/12/08/taking-a-knee-in-english-football-the-silent-roar-of-the-three-lions/
‘Taking a knee’ in English football: the silent roar of the three lions

Sociological Studies Research

RT @[email protected]

Should patient communities worry about changes in Twitter governance (e.g., moderation policies)? Our data show that Twitter plays a leading role in circulating public content about hereditary cancer. See where, on social media, people most often talked about #brca in June 2022👇

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Previvorship/status/1600471977075974144

Previvorship on Twitter

“Should patient communities worry about changes in Twitter governance (e.g., moderation policies)? Our data show that Twitter plays a leading role in circulating public content about hereditary cancer. See where, on social media, people most often talked about #brca in June 2022👇”

Twitter
Should we care about Twitter? At @[email protected] we are thinking about this question from the perspective of patients and their communities and it looks like the answer is definitely yes👇
‘Diversity is a beautiful thing’: the view from Leicester and Birmingham

Minority ethnic people make up 59% and 51% of respective populations in UK’s first ‘super-diverse’ cities

The Guardian

Twitter polarisation is increasing in relation to COP climate change summits.
⬅️🤔 ➡️

New article in Nature Climate Change bringing together #DigitalMethods & computational social science. Great to work on some new methods for Twitter research 😀

Summary ⚡ here https://rdcu.be/c0xJg

Full paper 🤓 here https://rdcu.be/c0xQG

A fantastic opportunity to work with Susan Halford here on digital methods: Centre for Sociodigital Futures (CenSoF) PhD studentships: https://www.swdtp.ac.uk/prospective-students-and-fellows/censof-phd-studentships/
CenSoF PhD Studentships | Prospective Students | SWDTP

We are delighted to announce three +3 (three year) PhD Studentships to commence in autumn 2022. These will be linked to the newly awarded ESRC CenSoF....

SWDTP | South West Doctoral Training Partnership