Researchers
Camille Roth
Faculty / CNRS
Camille is tenured full research scientist at CNRS in computer science after having been Associate Professor in sociology at Sciences Po Paris. His research focuses on the description and modeling of socio-semantic systems, in particular the digital public space and scientific communities, using Social Network Analysis and Natural Language Processing. He founded the team in 2012.
Telmo Menezes
Postdoc / CNRS
Telmo is specialized in Artificial Intelligence and its applications
to the Social Sciences. He is broadly interested in the interplay
between human and artificial intelligence in the digital public space.
His research is currently focused on representations of knowledge for
claim and belief propagation analysis.
Antoine Mazières
Postdoc / CNRS
Antoine is a post-doctoral researcher in the computational social science team of Centre Marc Bloch. He has a mixed background of social sciences, computer science and statistics. His most recent published works were on history of artificial intelligence and the use of machine learning in discrimination studies.
Students
Jérémie Poiroux
PhD student / CNRS
Currently PhD student in sociology at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (Paris) and at Centre Marc Bloch (Berlin), he study the design and impact of algorithms in the organisations.
Karina Almeida
Master Student - Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
Master student in European Urban Studies at IfEU (Bauhaus-Universität Weimar), Karina has a background in architecture, urbanism and sociology. She is interested in how the internet has changed the way we experience the city. She currently researches civic networks (online and offline) that challenge the influence of ICTs on urban space.
Katharina Tittel
Master Student / Sciences Po
Katharina interns at the CMB and is a master student at Sciences Po Paris, with a concentration in Europe and Methods. She is broadly interested in using socio-semantic network analysis to better understand opinion formation and the structure and dynamics of (online) communities, especially in a political context. Her research project at CMB studies the possible existence of a pan-European digital public space on Twitter during the European elections.
Former members
Sébastien Lerique
Now Post-doc, IXXI
Lou Charaudeau
Now Data scientist, EDF R&D
Former interns
Kexin Ren
Master Student
Santino Nanini
Master Student