Juhi Kulshrestha

Juhi Kulshrestha serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Aalto University, Finland, specializing in Computational Social Science and Social Computing with a focus on digital ethics, societal impacts of technology, and policy implications. Her research addresses critical challenges at the intersection of human behavior and digital systems.

Her scholarly work investigates misinformation propagation, algorithmic bias in search/social media, and AI's societal consequences through interdisciplinary approaches. Key research themes include affect-driven information seeking, Holocaust representation in AI-generated content, digital divides in AI adoption, and cross-national vaccine misinformation dynamics. She employs large-scale data analysis combining computational methods with social science theories.

Recent publications (2022-2025) reveal a strong emphasis on real-world societal issues: analyzing ChatGPT user demographics in Germany, examining visual Holocaust representations across search engines, and studying conspiracy theory ecosystems (e.g., flat earth/9-11 theories). Her collaborative work spans public health, political science, and psychology, frequently appearing in top venues like PLOS One and New Media and Society.

Kulshrestha leads the Digital Ethics, Society and Policy (Digital-ESP) research group, which examines ethical frameworks and policy interventions for digital technologies. No information regarding student supervision or research grants is provided in the source material.