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Professor Kate Dommett is a leading academic in digital politics at the University of Sheffield, affiliated with the School of Sociological Studies, Politics and International Relations. Her work bridges academic research and policy, focusing on data use in political campaigns and democratic adaptation to digital tools.
- Key Affiliations: Faculty Director of Research and Innovation (Faculty of Social Sciences), DCMS College of Experts, House of Lords Select Committee (Special Advisor).
- Research Themes: Digital campaigning's impact on democracy, regulation of political advertising, ethical data usage, and AI's role in elections.
- Projects: €1.06m NORFACE grant for 'DATADRIVEN' research (2020-2023), £390k Leverhulme grant on online political advertising, and ESRC-funded studies on party membership and digital challenges.
Media Engagement: Regularly featured in BBC, New Scientist, The Guardian, and France 24, addressing topics like digital propaganda and election transparency.
- Scientific Awards: 2020 Political Studies Association's Richard Rose Prize for early-career contributions to British politics.
- Collaborations: Worked with Electoral Commission, Labour Party, Green Party, Scottish National Party, and International IDEA to inform policy and regulatory frameworks.
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