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To mark this new edition of the Café de la donnée, the CDSP and the INIST are presenting new educational resources dedicated to the DDI (Data Documentation Initiative) standard, developed as part of the FAIRwDDI project in collaboration with CLOSER UK and DoRANum.

In a study published in PLOS One, Tim Faverjon, Jean-Philippe Cointet and Pedro Ramaciotti demonstrate how recommendation systems can learn to represent their users' political orientations based on behavioral traces.

On 9 September, the Paris School of International Affairs marked its fifteenth anniversary with an inaugural lesson that brought together the School’s three Deans to date.

for her project on the digitisation of participatory democracy in the age of AI.

As part of the "Democratic Commons (AI and Democracy) project", CEVIPOF is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher specialising in quantitative research, with a background in political science or quantitative sociology. Application deadline: 25 September 2026.

These prestigious grants were awarded by the European Research Council to Jonne Kamphorst, Assistant Professor at the CDSP and CEE, and Johanna Gautier-Morin, a postdoctoral researcher at the CSO.

Research Fellows – 2027 Campaign

After completing a PhD at the médialab from 2022 to 2026, Rodrigo Reyes Cordova defended his thesis on June 26, 2026.

The Open Institute for Digital Transformations, supported by the PSIA Tech & Global Affairs Innovation Hub at Sciences Po, is pleased to announce its call for applications for the 2026 Master’s Thesis Prize on Technology & Society.

Why is Sciences Po at the heart of this new "Autonomy and Multilateral Reconfigurations" (AURELA) project?

A recent study by CNRS-Sciences Po researchers is cited by Meta's Oversight Board in its March 26, 2026 decision on the dangers of phasing out expert third-party fact-checking.

As part of a series of student publications from a course on Energy Efficiency, this report presents an overview of public policies on AI for energy efficiency across seven international case studies spanning the buildings, transportation, and cross-sectoral energy systems.

A two-day Sciences Po conference brought together researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to examine AI's impact on democracy and the public sphere—from social media polarisation and platform power to encoded biases, political manipulation, and the regulatory challenges these technologies pose.

An article by Thomas Fraise for the Conversation

How can the effects of new technologies be accurately measured and regulated by researchers and policymakers?

On Monday 1 June 2026, Héloïse Eloi-Hammer defended her thesis at the Médialab.

As part of the MATE-SHS conference on the visualisation of time and space, Amy Houbé, a Master’s student in History, and the Sciences Po Cartography Workshop undertook a joint research project on American funeral practices during the Second World War.