Maria Cristina Ramos

Dr. Maria Cristina Ramos is an Assistant Professor at Florida State University, specializing in Computational Social Science. She is affiliated with the Interdisciplinary Social Science program, where her teaching and research focus on applying network science and computational methods to address complex social issues such as health inequalities, reproducibility in science, and social-ecological systems.

• Ph.D. in Sociology, Duke University
• M.A. in Sociology, Duke University
• B.A. in Organizational Psychology, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador

Her research integrates Social Network Analysis, Computational Social Science, and interdisciplinary approaches to study identity structures, sustainable fisheries, and organizational collaboration. She emphasizes reproducibility in social science research and uses data visualization to enhance understanding of societal challenges.

Dr. Ramos' recent publications highlight trends in network science applications to moral psychology, environmental policy, and scientific methodology. Her work bridges quantitative and qualitative techniques, contributing to fields like Social Psychology and Marine Policy.

Contact: mcr22c@fsu.edu | mc@mariacramos.com | Personal Website