Election Analysis
Studying political discourse, candidate-centered attention, sentiment, and behavioral shifts across electoral periods using large-scale social media data.
I am a Computer Science & Engineering PhD candidate at Sabancı University and a member of VRL Lab. I work at the intersection of computational social science, social media analytics, network analysis, simulation, and data visualization. My work focuses on political discourse, agenda-setting dynamics, coordinated activity, and the structure of online behavior.
In a never ending position of demanding research and exploration.
I am a PhD candidate in Computer Science & Engineering. My research centers on computational social science, with emphasis on social media data analysis, electoral dynamics, social simulations, and network-based approaches to studying online behavior.
I am particularly interested in how digital traces can be used to understand political communication, agenda setting, coordinated action, and public discourse across platforms.
Studying political discourse, candidate-centered attention, sentiment, and behavioral shifts across electoral periods using large-scale social media data.
Modeling retweet, mention, and interaction networks to understand influence, coordination, group structure, and ideological segmentation.
Exploring agenda setting, opinion dynamics, and mixed human–AI interaction with computational models and simulation-based research.
I have been involved in these projects as a graduate research assistant in the VRL Lab at Sabancı University.
Modeling the Motivation for Following Political Leaders on Social Networks and Agenda-Setting Strategies Using Computational Social Science Methods.
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