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Tourism needs to become sustainable: How data science can help

In their latest blog, data experts Felix J.Hoffman, Fabian Braesemann and Timm Teubner explain how data science can help tourism become more sustainable.

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Better, Broader, Safer: Using Health Data for Research and Analysis

In this webinar, hosted by OII DPhil and Goldacre Review co-author Jess Morley, Professor Ben Goldacre will give an overview of the recommendations made in their review.

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Better, Broader, Safer: Using Health Data for Research and Analysis

In this webinar, hosted by OII DPhil and Goldacre Review co-author Jess Morley, Professor Ben Goldacre will give an overview of the recommendations made in their review.

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Shaping data and tech policy

Oxford Internet Institute Visiting Policy Fellows and Faculty share their experiences of informing and shaping public policy.

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Big challenges and big data – Making climate-induced migration visible with machine learning.

Climate change and global migration are at the centre of policymakers' efforts. Together with World Bank colleagues, we showcase how social data science can help policy to make more informed decisions on some of the largest challenges of our times.

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Book Launch! Geographies of Digital Exclusion: Data and Inequality

Professors Mark Graham and Martin Dittus publish their book, Geographies of Digital Exclusion: Data and Inequality, a culmination of 10 years research into data inequalities from around the world.

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Unbiased Big Data: A new area of forecasting?

Forecasting elections is a century-old endeavour. We study Wikipedia as a novel source for predicting election outcomes in the United States. Our findings show that politicians who receive more page views prior to the election are more likely to win.

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Introducing the Online Labour Observatory: Data on female participation in the remote gig economy and more

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New software tool to help researchers with complex social network data collection projects could be used to fight Covid-19

Researchers at Northwestern University and the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, are proud to announce the stable release of the Network Canvas suite of tools for collecting social network data.