Examples of projects among the 40 researchers involved
Christian Wahl:” Self-regulated Learning within students Personal Learning Environment”
Mathias Clasen:” Toward a Computational Approach to Stephen King’s Novels”
Janne Nielsen: “The Historical Development of Tracking and E-commerce on the Danish Web”
Ulf Dalvad Berthelsen:” Automated Analysis of Student Texts”
Vladimir Douglas Pacheco Cueva:” Why Does the Concept of Energy Security Not Engage with the Literature on the Social Impacts of Securing Energy? A Database Analysis Using Structural Topic Modelling”
Anne Agersnap and Kirstine Helboe Johansen: “Uncovering Theologies and Cultural Discourses in 11.955 Contemporary Danish Sermons – Employing Computational Research Resources Within Practical Theology and the Study of Religion
Annette Skovsted Hansen: “Developing a Global Alumni Network”
Mikkel Telle and Helle Strandgaard Jensen: “Mapping Copenhagen Press 1900: Cityscapes and Emotions”
Martin Beddelem and Hagen Schulz-Forsberg: “Mapping the Good Society: The Transnational Creation of Neoliberalism and its Global Reach”
Mark Eaton: "Global Britain and the Political Mythology of Brexit”
Antoinette Fage-Butler & Matilde Nisbeth Brøgger: "Digital Methods and the Use of Twitter in Health Communication"