Dr. Pere Masip. Lead researcher. Active projects: Active audiences and the establishment of the agenda in the digital public sphere; Monitoring media pluralism in Europe.
Dr. Carlos Ruiz. Active projects: Active audiences and the establishment of the agenda in the digital public sphere; Monitoring media pluralism in Europe.
Dr. Marçal Sintes. Director of the Research Institute of FCRI Blanquerna-URL.
Dr. Jaume Suau. Active projects: Med Media; Active audiences and the establishment of the agenda in the digital public sphere; Monitoring media pluralism in Europe.
Dr. Pablo Capilla. Active projects: Active audiences and the establishment of the agenda in the digital public sphere.
Dr. Sue Aran Ramspott. Active projects: Political information, Twitter and democracy: journalism on social media; citizens’ media competences in emerging digital media in university contexts; I want to be a YouTuber: Online referents and aspirational values in early adolescence; (IP; funded by the Catalan Audiovisual Council).
David Puertas Graell. Doctoral student. Active projects: Active audiences and the establishment of the agenda in the digital public sphere.
Dr. Klaus Zilles. Ph.D. from Heidelberg University in English and German Language and Literature. Associate Professor at the Blanquerna School of Communication and International Relations.
Dra. Ester Almenar. Professor of Publicity, Public Relations and Marketing, in several Masters. Investigator. Is a member of the project ‘News Consumption, Social Networks and Pluralism in the Hybrid Media System’ from the research group DIGILAB.
Dra. Maddalena Fedele. Extraordinary PhD Award from the UBA and XXIV CAC Award for her thesis on teenage consumption of television serial fiction, she is a member of the research group Digilab and collaborates with the research group Narratives de la Resistance (Tecnocampus), of which she has been the coordinator. In addition, she is a member of the Media Education Platform, created by the CAC. Has held research and teaching stays in several foreign universities: Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand), Universit). di Salerno (Italy), Glyndwr University (UK), and University San Jose-Recoletos (Philippines). Main lines of research:
Dra. Lluisa Llamero. Doctor in Communication and New Media Studies. Member of the research group Digilab, of the Faculty of Communication and International Relations Blanquerna, Ramon Llull University. Also collaborates with the Medical Research Centre of the Rovira i Virgili University and the Incom-UAB Research Institute of the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Main lines of research : cognitive processes involved in assessing the credibility of online information, especially for health literacy purposes and their interaction in the medical-patient relationship