Sandra González-Bailón is an associate professor at the
Annenberg School for Communication, and affiliated faculty at the
Warren Center for Network and Data Sciences. Sandra is broadly
interested in how internet technologies shape the flow of
information and how online networks influence exposure to ideas
and debates. Her research lies at the intersection of network
science, data mining, computational tools, and political
communication. Her applied research looks at how online
networks shape exposure to information, with implications for how
we think about political engagement, mobilization dynamics,
information diffusion, and news consumption. She is the author of
the book, Decoding the Social World (MIT Press, 2017).

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