Antoine Vendeville

Antoine Vendeville is a Post-doctoral researcher at the Médialab Sciences Po in Paris, affiliated with the Paris Institute of Complex Systems and University College London's Digital Speech Lab. His work focuses on online political landscapes, opinion dynamics, and social media regulation. Previously, he completed a PhD in Computer Science at UCL, studying echo chambers, and held research roles at Sorbonne Université. He has organized academic events like the Winter Workshop on Complex Systems (2025) and reviewed for journals/conferences including Nature Scientific Reports and Proceedings of the Royal Society A.

Education: PhD in Computer Science (UCL, 2023), MSc in Data Science (Université Claude Bernard, 2019), and advanced degrees in Mathematics from Sorbonne Université (2015-2017). His research integrates theoretical models with empirical analysis, notably applying the Voter Model to predict opinions in online populations. Funding sources include the McCourt Institute and UK EPSRC. He has taught courses on Complex Networks and Introductory Programming at UCL.

Key contributions include mitigating echo chambers via content recommendations and analyzing polarization using signed networks. Current projects explore multidimensional political opinion mapping and biases in sampled social media datasets.