Jakob Ohme

Head of Research Group @Weizenbaum Institute

Berlin, DE
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2022 — Present

Head of Research Group @Weizenbaum Institute

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Berlin, DE

I work as Head of the Research Group ‘Digital News Dynamics’ at the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society in Berlin. My research interests center around the impact of digital and mobile communication on news exposure and political behavior in digital democracies, focusing on generational differences in media use and political socialization. I have a special interest in the development of digital methods in political communication and journalism research as well as the collection and usage of digital trace data for research purposes. Currently, I am a Fellow at the Digital Communication Methods Lab at the University of Amsterdam.

EDUCATION

2016 — 2016

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Visiting PhD Student

2016 — 2016

University of Amsterdam

Visiting PhD Student

2014 — 2017

Syddansk Universitet - University of Southern Denmark

PhD, Political Communication

2010 — 2011

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam)

Auslandssemester, Communications

2009 — 2012

Technische Universität Dresden

Master of Arts (M.A.), Angewandte Medienforschung / Applied Media Research

2006 — 2009

Technische Universität Dresden

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Medienforschung/Medienpaxis

SKILLS

MicroscopyNanotechnologyMachine LearningMolecular BiologyCell CultureBioinformaticsLatexScienceConfocal MicroscopyAlgorithmsPhysicsBiochemistryMaterials ScienceCharacterizationSpectroscopy

ABOUT JAKOB OHME

I work as Head of Research Group for ‘Digital News Dynamics’ at the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society in Berlin. My research interests center around the impact of digital and mobile communication on news exposure and political behavior in digital democracies, focusing on generational differences in media use and political socialization. I have a special interest in the development of digital methods in political communication and journalism research and the collection and usage of digital trace data for research purposes.I’m the Co-PI of the DSA 40 Data Access Collaboratory, focusing on platform data access for researchers under the EU’s Digital Services Act.

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