Peer-reviewed research and published reports
Alongside our client work, our research appears in academic journals and institutional publications, from WHO operational guidance to peer-reviewed studies of health and climate discourse.
A thematic analysis of how users expressed pandemic fatigue across digital platforms, identifying the narrative themes that matter for infodemic management as new health emergencies emerged.
A five-step operational process, from signal detection through verification, risk assessment, response design, and outreach, giving health authorities a practical framework for active infodemic management.
A deep analysis of information and misinformation on social media around the production and consumption of animal products, and the narratives shaping debate on meat and dairy alternatives.
A development and implementation study of the World Health Organization's Early AI-Supported Response with Social Listening (EARS) platform, adapting social analytics for real-time public-health understanding.
Drawing on more than 873 million online interactions, a demonstration of how real-time social analytics can serve as a sensing function for inclusive policymaking and crisis management.
Talks and appearances
Selected webinars, panels, trainings, and invited talks where we have presented our research. Each links to a recording or slides where one is publicly available.
A walkthrough of the three archetypes of male creators championing plant protein, and what they mean for anyone trying to reach young men with plant-based messaging.
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We publish where it advances the field, and we work directly with partners on questions that are not yet in the literature.