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PROFECI RESEARCH TEAM
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Christian Baden
Senior Researcher
Christian Baden is a senior researcher in the PROFECI team, focusing on the analysis of textual projections, their discursive construction and negotiation. Integrating both qualitative and quantitative, computational strategies, he leads PROFECI's effort to develop tools for the automated extraction and classification of projections and their contents. He is Associate Professor at the ▸Department of Communication and Journalism, ▸The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In his research, he is primarily interested in the collaborative construction and contestation of meaning in public discourse over time, advancing theory and methodology for the study of dynamic interactive discourse.
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Maximilian Overbeck
Postdoctoral Researcher
Maximilian Overbeck is a post-doctoral researcher in the PROFECI team, developing its algorithmic strategy for tracing and studying the complexity of political projections within diverse multilingual text corpora. He investigates the multilayered concept of political projections through the systematic combination of qualitative and quantitative-computational research techniques, methods and tools, and conducts a comparative study on the role of religious projections in political debates. He is a postdoctoral researcher at the ▸Department of Communication and Journalism, ▸The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His research focuses on the political relevance of religious identities.
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Eedan Amit-Danhi
Post-doctoral Researcher
Eedan Amit-Danhi is a post-doctoral researcher in the PROFECI team. Eedan joins PROFECI to work on our third case-study, which involves the study of coronavirus projections in Israel and the US. She investigates the multi-directional construction of projections across different actors and media. She is a postdoctoral researcher at the ▸Department of Communication and Journalism, ▸The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Her research focuses on the role of visual media in informational political rhetoric on social media.
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Tali Aharoni
Doctoral Researcher
Tali Aharoni is a doctoral researcher in the PROFECI team, focusing on the qualitative and quantitative analysis of the perception of mediated projections by different actors and audiences. She is a PhD student at the ▸Department of Communication and Journalism, ▸The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Her PhD dissertation focuses on the ecology of (dis)trust in news environments. Her research interests include journalistic production, news audiences, social media, trust, and the various intersections of media and psychology. Her MA thesis explored expressions of suspicion in the narratives of journalists covering the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.
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