Research
I study digital authoritarianism, affective media and digital cultures in Bangladesh and the Global South — and build language tools for verifying news.
Papers under review
- Under review
Seeing the Crowd in Forecasting: Randomized Evidence and a Redundancy Benchmark
- Under review
When Credibility Does Not Learn: A Formal Model of Testimonial Injustice
- Under review
Corroboration under a Hidden Common Source: A Bayesian Theory of When Agreement Stops Being Evidence
Conference and seminar papers
- Accepted paper
Parental Perception and Practices of Children's Mobile Use: A Qualitative Study in an Urban City of Bangladesh
IUAES-WAU World Anthropology Congress, India, 2023
- Conference paper
The Factors Influencing Maternal Health Care Choices among the Rakhain Community of the South-East Coastal Bangladesh
North East India Council for Social Science Research (NEICSSR), India
- Seminar paper
Patriarchal Influence on Media Narratives: A Qualitative Study of Gender Role Negotiation and Women's Representation
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
Research projects
- Thesis project
Understanding Hijra (Third Gender) Individual's Health Seeking Behavior in Bangladesh: Exploring Social Regulations and Access Barriers
MRes project, University of Brighton
- Research project
Understanding Attitudes Toward the Corona Virus and Information Flow Among the Vibrant Community of Nijhum Island of Bangladesh
- Research project
Navigating the Digital Deluge: Understanding Youth Addiction to Pornography
Ongoing: the Bangladesh public-interest research programme and language-technology experiments in the Lab. To discuss a paper, get in touch.