Conference paper: “Why It is Easier to Slay a Dragon Than to Kill a Myth About Older People’s Smartphone Use”
CNSC members Mireia Fernández-Ardèvol and Andrea Rosales co-authored “Why It is Easier to Slay a Dragon Than to Kill a...
New research article: “Auditory and haptic feedback to train basic mathematical skills of children with visual impairments”
CNSC Andrea Rosales professor co-authored “Auditory and haptic feedback to train basic mathematical skills of children with visual impairments” on...
New conference paper: “DISSIMILAR: Towards fake news detection using information hiding, signal processing and machine learning”
CNSC Andrea Rosales professor co-authored “DISSIMILAR: Towards fake news detection using information hiding, signal processing and machine learning” on ARES...
New paper: “Caring trajectories and health in mid-life”
CNSC Madelin Gómez-León researcher co-authored “Caring trajectories and health in mid-life” on Ageing & Society, an interdisciplinary and international journal...
New article – Democratic Disruption or Continuity? Analysis of the Decidim Platform in Catalan Municipalities
CNSC director Rosa Borge and researchers Joan Balcells and Albert Padró-Solanet authors a new paper of the American Behavioral Scientist...
New media: ” ‘Deadbots’ can speak for you after your death. Is that ethical?”
CNSC researcher Sara Suárez-Gonzalo had published ” ‘Deadbots’ can speak for you after your death. Is that ethical?” on The...
New publication: (Non-)Politicized Ageism: Exploring the Multiple Identities of Older Activists
CNSC members Daniel Blanche-T. and Mireia Fernández-Ardèvol coauthored the article titled “(Non-)Politicized Ageism: Exploring the Multiple Identities of Older Activists” recently published in the...
New paper: Place-Making through Media: How Media Environments Make a Difference for Long-Term Care Residents’ Agency
CNSC research member Sarah Wagner has just published the open acces article “Place-Making through Media: How Media Environments Make a...
Infographic: how older adults use mobile technologies in their everyday lives?
An infographic that reflect on stereotypical assumptions (myths) on how older adults use mobile technologies in their everyday lives. By...