New publication: Defining collective identities in technopolitical interaction networks
Our researchers at the Technopolitical unit, Dr. Antonio Calleja-López and Dr. Emanuele Cozzo, coauthor the paper “Defining collective identities in...
New publication: Methods matter!
Springer’s periodic conference proceedings HCII 2020. Human aspects of IT for the aged population: Technology and society published a paper...
New publications: Digital media and audiences on economic strains
CNSC researcher Juan Linares coauthors two recently published papers. On the one hand, the article titled “Inequality in times of...
New publication: Ageism in the era of digital platforms
CNSC researchers Andrea Rosales and Mireia Fernández-Ardèvol recently published their article titled “Ageism in the era of digital platforms” in...
Survey: Digital technologies, social connections and loneliness since COVID-19
The rapid outbreak and spread of the COVID-19 at a global scale have been so immediately disruptive to human activity...
New publication: Older people go mobile
The prestigious publisher, Oxford University Press, has recently released a handbook reviewing the role of mobile communications in society, a...
New project: Communicative spaces in care homes
Recent UOC graduate and CNSC member, Sarah Wagner, started a postdoctoral research position at Nagoya University, Japan in March 2020....
New reports: Older audiences longitudinal study (wave 2)
The Ageing + Communication + Technologies (ACT) project has recently released a full report with the results of the second...
New publications: Meditating and mediating change
Sarah Wagner and Daniel Blanche-T. contributed each with a chapter in the new edited volume “Meditating and mediating change: State...