DH Asia Webinar Series: New Horizon of Digital Humanities? Computational Social Science and its Application by Dr. Hsuanlei Shao

1 in 2 are confident they will be able to live to 100.

Compared to the importance we attribute today to disinformation our reliable knowledge of its effects is still surprisingly low. The few empirical studies on the impact of disinformation so far mainly refer to the USA and Western Europe. They arrive at largely consistent findings, which seem to contradict the public perception of disinformation.

HASS Conversations in Design, Technology, and Society Series | Hazardous Data: The Entanglements of Digital Debt in India

HASS Colloquium Series: Intersecting research and pedagogy: Structures of control and empowerment by Dr Roslynn Ang

Being part of a community unites us with a sense of purpose. With opportunities to connect with people, we feel part of something larger. What are different generations doing to achieve social security?

Signs of Safety: Qualification Devices and the Consumption of Risky Poultry in China’s ‘Wet’ Markets

Two in three Singapore residents are not reporting scam messages they receive on messaging platforms, a survey commissioned by WhatsApp has found.

Some Singaporeans have been travelling to Ukraine and its neighbouring countries like Poland to pitch in and support victims of war.

Welcome to the land where media laws and youthful optimism have made TikTok a bubble of positivity.