2025

Crescentini N., Rubin A. How are science museums perceived in italy? Tripadvisor as proxy of visitor studies on public engagement

2025, issue 3 XXVII, volume XXVII /

Authors: Noemi Crescentini, Andrea Rubin Abstract Science museums, science centres and discovery centres (SMCs) are key spaces for dialogue between science and society. Their evolution has integrated scientific and social perspectives, significantly influenced by the digital revolution, as demonstrated by the increase in online visitor reviews. This exploratory study investigates TripAdvisor users’ narratives about science […]

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Boriati D. Older people and digital discrimination. Promoting digital literacy to reduce biases in oline social research

2025, issue 3 XXVII, volume XXVII /

Authors: Danilo Boriati Abstract In the digital age, older people are often marginalized and discriminated against in online social research due to their perceived lack of digital literacy. This bias can have significant implications for research validity and the representation of older adults in various fields. This essay aims to explore the challenges faced by

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Molinari B. From digital traces to artificial intelligence: New boundaries from representativeness

2025, issue 3 XXVII, volume XXVII /

Authors: Beba Molinari Abstract The abstract aims to highlight what contribution Artificial Intelligence can make in the field of social research by setting as a fixed point the tools to date established in research methodology, whether traditional or closely related to e-methods. It is necessary to stop and think about how and what data AI

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