I had a great time at the @ispp-pops.bsky.social conference in Prague last week! I presented a paper on value framing in Swiss voting guides and left feeling inspired by the people, projects, and conversations.

Thank you to everyone who made ISPP 2025 such a fantastic event! #ISPP2025

Die Wichtigkeit solcher Themen wird leider noch viel zu oft ignoriert! Vielen Dank @nathalieherren.bsky.social für deine Offenheit und deinen Mut 🩷

That happened much faster than expected 🎉
My second article—and first solo-authored piece—is out! 🚀

What makes some people more prone to conspiracy beliefs than others?
How do personal values shape these beliefs across Europe? /1
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

1/4. We are excited to share our latest publication: "Divided by Morality? Moral Foundations of Affective Polarisation During Hard Times in Politics", by @victoriahaerter.bsky.social
@mfilsinger.bsky.social and @freitagmarkus.bsky.social

@polstudiesassoc.bsky.social
@sagepub.com

Well, it's a first—thrilled to see my first ever article published🎉

How do people perceive the external groups of vaccine supporters and opponents? And how do their own moral foundations shape these perceptions?
Joint work with @freitagmarkus.bsky.social & @mfilsinger.bsky.social /1

Happy to have presented our paper on value frames in voting guides at #SPSA2025. This project is special to me—not only because I applied my expertise in Large Language Models, but also because I have the chance to collaborate with a truly great friend @ivasrbinovska.bsky.social

Combining work with the charm of one of my favorite cities—what more could I ask for? I had an amazing time connecting with inspiring minds and diving deep into diverse areas of political science @alinazumbrunn.bsky.social @marta-antonova.bsky.social

A question frequently discussed in our group: As political scientists, when is it appropriate to express personal opinions? Can we share our views on issues that matter to us beyond our university role?