CRIA

Bones Digital Footprint: Insights from Scientometrics and Social Media Analysis (BoDiPrint)

public.project.responsible_investigator_cria: Francisca Alves Cardoso

public.project.research_group: Practices and Politics of Culture

public.project.keyword

Human Remains | Anthropology | Social Media | Emotions | Musculoskeletal diseases

public.project.institution_funder

NOVA FCSH

public.project.partners

NOVA FCSH

public.project.state

public.project.closed

public.project.start_date

01-12-2019

public.project.end_date

30-11-2021

public.project.abstract

This project assesses human osteological remains’ (HOR) impact on science alongside the role of society in furthering HOR interest. By pinpoint trends in HOR research, data-driven hypotheses will be tested hoping to shift HOR mainstream research profile to less known academic networks and associated stakeholders, contributing to reduce academic bias and inequalities. This research has an innovative methodology, using Scientometrics and Social Media Analysis, and a singular approach to HOR appeal in science and society.