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Home | C-SPAM: Collaborative on the Science of Polarization and Misinformation The Ohio State University C-SPAM: Collaborative on the Science of Polarization and Misinformation Polarization and misinformation are among the greatest challenges of the 21st century. C-SPAM connects and supports scientists who study the causes of these pressing issues and potential solutions to them.
C-SPAM convenes scholars across scientific fields at Ohio State for regular networking, colloquia, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Our affiliates' interests and expertise span a wide range of topics, including: We offer funding and publicity opportunities that support scientific research on polarization and misinformation. Learn more → Learn about the interdisciplinary research C-SPAM is supporting.
Read the published research of our Ohio State affiliates. Topics include conspiracy theories, public health, climate change, political extremism and more. Learn more about our affiliates' wide-ranging research on the science of polarization and misinformation.
RFP open through November 15, 2026 C-SPAM affiliates are Ohio State researchers across scientific fields who regularly convene to learn about each other's work, collaborate on new projects, and broaden their public impact. Early-Career Achievement Awards This annual honor recognizes researchers who have made transformative early-career contributions to the science of polarization and information.
C-SPAM affiliates are Ohio State researchers across scientific fields who regularly convene to learn about each other's work, collaborate on new projects, and broaden their public impact. Early-Career Achievement Awards This annual honor recognizes researchers who have made transformative early-career contributions to the science of polarization and information.
Event Start Time: 5:30 pm Event Location: Hagerty Hall Room 180 Distinguished Scholars Colloquium Series: Brendan Nyhan Event Start Time: 4:30 pm Event Location: Psychology Building 035 C-SPAM affiliate Janet Box-Steffensmeier awarded Pierre Agostini Prize The prize, one of Ohio State's most prestigious, recognizes the professor's work advancing political methodology and the tools researchers use to study politics.
Why the Ohio State Fair AI poster struck a nerve C-SPAM affiliate and post-doctoral researcher Danica Dillion was recently interviewed for an Axios story about the Ohio State Fair poster contest, which an AI entrant won this year. Expert panel discusses how to make AI work for the benefit of humans and society “Will AI save or destroy us?
” was the central question for a public panel hosted on July 21 by the Department of Psychology and the Collaborative on the Science of Polarization and Misinformation … Ohio State to host innovative summit on AI and human values Scientists and AI industry leaders will convene at Ohio State this month to explore effective ways of aligning artificial intelligence with human values and well-being.
Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, College of Arts and Sciences Associate Professor, School of Communication, College of Arts and Sciences Graduate Student, Department of Political Science, College of Arts and Sciences Professor, School of Communication, College of Arts and Sciences
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