Assistant Professor

Marina Tulin is an Assistant Professor of Digital Citizenship at the Amsterdam School of Communication Research at the University of Amsterdam. Her research interests include mis- and disinformation, fact-checking, media literacy as well as public trust in information and knowledge institutions. She has an interdisciplinary academic background in Psychology (BSc & MSc), Sociology (PhD) and Communication Science (postdoc). In addition to her work in the program group of Political Communication and Journalism, is a member of the interdisciplinary sector theme on Digital Citizenship at the University of Amsterdam. As part of the sector theme, she conducts interdisciplinary research combining perspectives from communication science, psychology, and sociology to research the vulnerability and resilience of citizens in light of various threats of political mis- and disinformation. She is also affiliated with the European Digital Media Observatory as an academic researcher collaborating with journalists, fact-checkers and tool developers to jointly tackle the problem of disinformation. 

Keywords: Misinformation, disinformation, fact-checking, debunking, citizen corrections

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