Katherine Ognyanova
@ognyanova.bsky.social
Associate Professor at the School of Communication & Information, Rutgers University | Research on politics, tech, trust, misinformation network science, computational social science | PI at http://chip50.org, http://covidstates.org, http://naiom.net
Reposted by Katherine Ognyanova
Support for maintaining or increasing research support remains largely bipartisan. Which raises the question: what exactly is the WH and Congress doing here?
Source, CHIP50:
www.chip50.org/reports/amer...
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Source, CHIP50:
www.chip50.org/reports/amer...
Led by @ognyanova.bsky.social, @davidlazer.bsky.social, @royperlis.bsky.social + more.
July 3, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Support for maintaining or increasing research support remains largely bipartisan. Which raises the question: what exactly is the WH and Congress doing here?
Source, CHIP50:
www.chip50.org/reports/amer...
Led by @ognyanova.bsky.social, @davidlazer.bsky.social, @royperlis.bsky.social + more.
Source, CHIP50:
www.chip50.org/reports/amer...
Led by @ognyanova.bsky.social, @davidlazer.bsky.social, @royperlis.bsky.social + more.
This report comes from the Civic Health and Institutions Project (CHIP50), which recently won an @aapor.bsky.social survey methodology award. With @davidlazer.bsky.social @royperlis.bsky.social and others.
July 1, 2025 at 12:11 AM
This report comes from the Civic Health and Institutions Project (CHIP50), which recently won an @aapor.bsky.social survey methodology award. With @davidlazer.bsky.social @royperlis.bsky.social and others.
A majority of Americans support greater government investment in research: 57% favor increased medical research funding and 42% support increased scientific research funding. Relatively few want funding cuts: only 10% for medical research and 16% for science.
July 1, 2025 at 12:04 AM
A majority of Americans support greater government investment in research: 57% favor increased medical research funding and 42% support increased scientific research funding. Relatively few want funding cuts: only 10% for medical research and 16% for science.
Average approval of science-related government actions is highest among Republicans (42%), men (28%), graduate degree holders (30%), and high-income respondents (31%). Disapproval is strongest among Democrats (74%), African Americans (56%), women (53%), and those aged 65 and older (55%).
July 1, 2025 at 12:01 AM
Average approval of science-related government actions is highest among Republicans (42%), men (28%), graduate degree holders (30%), and high-income respondents (31%). Disapproval is strongest among Democrats (74%), African Americans (56%), women (53%), and those aged 65 and older (55%).
New Jersey bookstore, but I'm sure they sell them online!
February 27, 2025 at 10:21 PM
New Jersey bookstore, but I'm sure they sell them online!