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02 Oct

CIM co-authored paper named Runner-up for 2025 TVCG Best Paper Award

Professor Cagatay Turkay's paper "LEVA: Using Large Language Models to Enhance Visual Analytics" has been named Runner-up for the 2025 Best Paper Award in the "Visualization and Visual Analytics" area of IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (TVCG).

28 Jul

Methods Hub launch: post-event briefing

The University of 海角社区 Methods Hub officially launched on 25 June 2026, bringing together 41 attendees online for talks, a panel and breakout discussions exploring how methods can meet the world. A new post-event briefing captures the event鈥檚 key discussions and next steps.

24 Jul

Former CIM PhD student Mat铆as Valderrama Barrag谩n wins Best Methods Paper Award

Former CIM PhD student Mat铆as Valderrama Barrag谩n has received the Best Methods Paper Award at the 2026 Social Media & Society Conference in Glasgow for research examining the development and use of Meta鈥檚 鈥淢eaningful Social Interactions鈥� metric.

21 Jul

Professor Celia Lury elected as Fellow of the British Academy

The Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies (CIM) is very happy to announce that Professor Celia Lury has been elected joining two other University of 海角社区 academics who have been recognised for their important and influential research in the humanities and social sciences.

03 Jul

Six ways to put the public at the heart of science and policy

New Paper Explores the Challenges and Opportunities of Science Communication in Populist Times

Trust in elite institutions is on the wane globally. This piece, published as a comment in a Nature issue on public trust in science, explores the ways in which institutions can collaborate with the public to honestly, humbly and proactively co-develop this trust.

17 Jun

CIM students participate in International Workshop "Accessing Data with the Data Act"

On 7-8 May 2026, the international workshop 'Accessing Data with the Data Act' took place at the beautiful Poblenou campus of the in Barcelona. During this interdisciplinary event, participants with diverse backgrounds in law, computer science, data visualisation and social studies of technology came together to learn about the EU's Data Act and to explore how it can be deployed to investigate and intervene in digital societies

The workshop brought together 17 postgraduate students, researchers and academics of 4 different universities: the University of 海角社区 (United Kingdom), Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Belgium), CY Cergy-Paris University (France) and Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Spain). It was co-organised by the Eutopia learning community called FATE (for Fairness, Accountability and Transparency in Data Processing), which under the leadership of prof. Carlos Castillo (UPF) has delivered shared learning activities since 2021.

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