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team.py
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import streamlit as st
st.header("🐙 Team")
Faculty, Postdocs, Students = st.tabs(['Faculty', 'Postdocs', 'Students'])
with Faculty:
with st.expander("Saurabh Khanna", expanded = True):
st.image("images/saurabh_khanna.jpg", caption="[email protected]", width=200)
st.write("""
Saurabh Khanna is an Assistant Professor in Communication Science at the University of Amsterdam, and a Research Associate at the University of Oxford. He leverages machine learning and information retrieval to study the diversity and limits of human knowledge in an increasingly digitized world. Saurabh received his PhD in education policy and computer science from Stanford University, where he was a Human-centered AI Fellow, a Stanford Data Science Scholar, and a William R and Sara Hart Kimball Fellow. His prior background spans computer science engineering (BITS Pilani), economics (Stanford), and education (TISS). More [here](https://saurabh-khanna.github.io/).
""")
with st.expander("Olga Eisele", expanded = True):
st.image("images/olga_eisele.jpeg", caption="[email protected]", width=200)
st.write("""
Olga Eisele is an Assistant Professor in the Corporate Communication Program Group at the Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR). Before joining ASCoR in 2022, she held positions at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Vienna, Austria, as well as the University of Siegen, Germany. After completing her PhD at Vienna University in 2017, she was Principal Investigator of two research projects on political-media dynamics in times of crisis with a special focus on the European Union. Her research has been published in the European Journal of Political Research , European Union Politics, Journal of Common Market Studies, Political Communication, and Communication Methods & Measures.
""")
with st.expander("Chei Billedo", expanded = True):
st.image("images/chei_billedo.jpg", caption="[email protected]", width=200)
st.write("""
Cherrie Joy (Chei) F. Billedo (PhD, VU University) is an Assistant Professor in Youth and Media Entertainment at the University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR). Her research interests include representation in media science, social media use among minoritized social groups, and media representation effects among young people.
""")
with st.expander("Britta Brugman", expanded = True):
st.image("images/britta_brugman.jpg", caption="[email protected]", width=200)
st.write("""
Britta Brugman is an Assistant Professor in Communication Science at the University of Amsterdam. Her research focuses on the characteristics of moralising communication and its effects on public opinion formation across various communication contexts: satire, journalism, and communication by and about organisations.
""")
with st.expander("Sandra Jacobs", expanded = True):
st.image("images/sandra_jacobs.jpg", caption="[email protected]", width=200)
st.write("""
Sandra Jacobs (PhD, Utrecht University, School of Governance) is Assistant Professor in Corporate Communication at the University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR), the Netherlands. In her research, she focuses on strategic communication of organizations, mediatization, and the mediated construction of societal debates.
""")
with st.expander("Corine Meppelink", expanded = True):
st.image("images/corine_meppelink.jpg", caption="[email protected]", width=200)
st.write("""
Corine Meppelink (PhD, University of Amsterdam) is an Assistant Professor of Persuasive Communication (UvA, ASCoR). Her research focuses on inequalities in the digital society caused by literacy differences (e.g., health literacy, digital literacy) and persuasion through new media technologies.
""")
with st.expander("Lauren Taylor", expanded = True):
st.image("images/lauren_taylor.jpg", caption="[email protected]", width=200)
st.write("""
Lauren B. Taylor (PhD, University of California, Davis) is a Lecturer in Youth and Media Entertainment and ASCoR Associate Member at the University of Amsterdam. Her research interests include social media use of children and adolescents with varying mental health and developmental needs, effects of exposure to social media influencers, and authentic media representation and implications for mental health.
""")
with st.expander("Marina Tulin", expanded = True):
st.image("images/marina_tulin.jpg", caption="[email protected]", width=200)
st.write("""
Marina Tulin (PhD, UvA) is an Assistant Professor in Political Communication & Journalism as well as in the sector theme Education, Citizenship and Democracy in a Digital World. She conducts research on mis- and disinformation, fact-checking, media literacy and public trust in institutions like journalism and science.
""")
with Postdocs:
with st.expander("Marieke van Hoof", expanded = True):
st.image("images/marieke_van_hoof.jpeg", caption="[email protected]", width=200)
st.write("""
Marieke van Hoof is a PhD Student in Political Communication, and will soon start as a postdoctoral researcher within the FMG faculty's Research Priority Area “Artificial Intelligence & Politics.” Her research primarily explores how digital information environments and their underlying algorithms shape the public's access to political information. In her research, she combines computational and traditional data collection and analysis methods.
""")