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Nome
Fake News and Real People – Using Big Data to Understand Human Behaviour
Código
853566 - FARE
Entidade Beneficiária
LIP - Laboratório de Instrumentação e Física Experimental de Partículas
Sumário do Projecto
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Suporte sob
Reforçar a investigação, o desenvolvimento tecnológico e a inovação
Região de Intervenção
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Financiamento
Custo total elegível
€ 1499844
Apoio financeiro da UE
Financiamento p/ LIP
€ 1.499.844
€ 1499844
Apoio financeiro da UE
€ 0.00
Datas
Aprovação
2020-10-01
Início
2020-10-01
Fim
2025-09-30
Publicações
| A crítica, a dúvida e a humildade | Article in Outreach Journal | published |
| A importância de saber que não se sabe: notas sobre a relação entre (sobre)confiança e desinformação | Book/Chapter | published |
| Intermediate levels of scientific knowledge are associated with overconfidence and negative attitudes towards science | Article in international journal (with direct contribution from team) | published |
| Privacy and Disinformation | Article in Outreach Journal | published |
| Societal Implications of Recommendation Systems: A Technical Perspective | Book/Chapter | published |
| Why do we believe in false information? | Article in Outreach Journal | published |
Apresentações
| “Doing the Research”: Differential Tracking in Disinformation Websites and its Impact on Search Engine Results and Third-Party Content | Oral presentation in international conference |
| A little knowledge is a dangerous thing | Outreach seminar |
| A Little Knowledge Is A Dangerous Thing: Excess Confidence Explains Negative Attitudes Towards Science | Oral presentation in international conference |
| A little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing: Excess Confidence Explains Negative Attitudes Towards Science | Poster presentation in international conference |
| A little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing: Excess Confidence Explains Negative Attitudes Towards Science | Oral presentation in international conference |
| A little knowledge is a dangerous thing: excess confidence explains negative attitudes towards science. | Oral presentation in international conference |
| A little knowledge is a dangerous thing: excess confidence, science communication and negative attitudes towards science | Seminar |
| A Popularity Model for Information Spreading: Twitter as a Case Study | Oral presentation in international conference |
| A popularity model for information spreading: Twitter as a case study | Oral presentation in international conference |
| A Revolução Digital e os Dados: como influenciam as nossas vidas? | Outreach seminar |
| A socio-metacognitive model of pluralistic ignorance: The case of prejudice | Oral presentation in international conference |
| An evolutionary model for the spread of information on Twitter | Oral presentation in international conference |
| An evolutionary model for the spread of information on Twitter | Oral presentation in international conference |
| An evolutionary model for the spread of information on Twitter | Oral presentation in international conference |
| Are The Least Knowledgeable Unaware Of It? A Statistical Revisitation Of The Dunning-Kruger Effect | Seminar |
| Bursting the Bubble: an Auditing System of Search Engine Results in the Context of Fake News Spreading | Seminar |
| Communication in Science: are we living in a misinformation era? | Outreach seminar |
| Desafios regulamentares e societais: o que nos espera? (panel discussion) | Outreach seminar |
| Digital Pandemics | Outreach seminar |
| Digital transition (roundtable) | Outreach seminar |
| Experiências com ERC (roundtable) | Outreach seminar |
| Fake News (keynote) | Presentation in national conference |
| Fiction and Fake (roundtable) | Outreach seminar |
| Física Social e Complexidade | Seminar |
| How do we know what we know? | Outreach seminar |
| Impact(s) of human, data, and algorithmic bias | Oral presentation in international conference |
| Impacto na Decisão e na Sociedade (roundtable) | Outreach seminar |
| Inteligência Artificial (roundtable) | Outreach seminar |
| Is a little knowledge a bad thing? The relationship between scientific knowledge, overconfidence, and negative attitudes towards science. | Seminar |
| Misinformation/Fake News – what’s new? (keynote) | Oral presentation in international conference |
| Os Desafios da Inteligência Artificial na Máquina do Estado (panel discussion) | Outreach seminar |
| Pessoas informadas, pessoas ciberseguras (panel discussion) | Outreach seminar |
| Populismo, Ativismo Digital e Fake News | Oral presentation in advanced training events |
| Public Law facing the pandemic: the Portuguese context | Oral presentation in international conference |
| Risks and Ethics in Data Science | Oral presentation in advanced training events |
| Science & misinformation: the first pandemic in the digital age (roundtable) | Outreach seminar |
| Social Physics | Oral presentation in advanced training events |
| Social Physics | Oral presentation in advanced training events |
| Some scientific knowledge is a dangerous thing: overconfidence grows non-linearly with knowledge | Oral presentation in international conference |
| Tale of two pandemics: a computational approach to the study of disease spreading | Seminar |
| The diffusion of information in social media – How complex is it? | Poster presentation in international conference |
| The future of Complex Systems Science (roundtable) | Oral presentation in advanced training events |
| The Gordian Knot of Fighting Disinformation | Seminar |
| The importance of data-analysis for decision making | Seminar |
| The microevolution of information on social media | Poster presentation in international conference |
| The spread of information on social media: a model based on evolutionary principles | Seminar |
| Unpacking bias: perspectives from neuroscience and social psychology (roundtable) | Outreach seminar |
| Using Fake News to study behaviour | Oral presentation in advanced training events |
| Vamos Falar de Ética e Dados (roundtable) | Outreach seminar |
| What is Social Physics? | Seminar |
| Who believes in “Fake News”? Misinformation as a model system to study behavior | Oral presentation in national or international meeting |
| Who believes in “Fake News”? Misinformation as a model system to study behavior | Seminar |
| Why do we believe in Disinformation? | Outreach seminar |
| Why do we believe in misinformation? | Seminar |
Teses
| Differential tracking on disinformation websites and its impact on search engine results | ||
| PandeMedia: an annotated corpus of digital media for issue salience | ||
| The role of competition in the diffusion of misinformation | ||
| The Social Bayesian Brain: The roles of identity complexity and informational environment in belief updating |
Equipa
| Alexander Andrew Davidson |
| Ana Vranic |
| Angela Cardoso Gamado Espinheira Rijo |
| Carolina Cativo Viegas Custódio |
| Corentin Srun |
| Cristina Soares Pacheco Mendonça |
| Hamid Shahzad |
| Hugo Miguel Martins Cachitas |
| Joana Gonçalves de Sá |
| João Pedro dos Santos Franco |
| José Maria de Barros e Carvalhosa da Silva Reis |
| Lília de Fátima Gomes Perfeito |
| Miguel Félix Duarte |
| Paulo Almeida |
| Pedro Henrique Carrilho Canatário Duarte |
| Rita Rebocho Vilas Saraiva |
| Simone Lackner |
| Tiago José de Oliveira Miranda |