Jeremiah Bohr

Jeremiah Bohr is an Assistant Professor in the Information Systems department at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, specializing in computational methods and applied AI for analyzing large-scale communication patterns. His work bridges technical innovation with social science applications, focusing on real-world impact through data-driven approaches.

Education:

• Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2014
• BA, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay, 2005

Dr. Bohr's research spans Artificial Intelligence, Computational Social Science, and Climate Change Communication, utilizing Python and R to dissect political polarization, environmental discourse, and cryptocurrency adoption. His methodology emphasizes topic modeling, social media analytics, and embedding regression to uncover societal patterns in digital communication, with particular attention to biases in climate reporting and behavioral drivers of Bitcoin usage.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals a consistent trajectory toward interdisciplinary AI applications: early work focused on climate skepticism and energy poverty (2014-2017), while recent research (2021-2025) increasingly leverages NLP for business intelligence and political communication analysis. His output demonstrates growing emphasis on methodological innovation in AI-driven social science, with climate politics and cryptocurrency behavior as recurring thematic anchors.

Dr. Bohr has no listed scientific awards in the provided information.

He actively mentors students through original research projects, integrating computational tools like Python and R into pedagogy. His academic service includes reviewing NSF grant proposals (May 2024), indicating engagement with federal research funding mechanisms. While no specific grants or labs are documented, his publication record suggests collaborative work across political science, environmental studies, and data science domains.