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January 2010, I was in Berlin with a good Turkish friend. She is vegetarian. At some point she expressed her stomachache. I turned to her and said “of course you have stomach ache because you ate this and that together”. She looked at me strange that what I am talking… Continue reading →
Network Inequality and Fairness Group
Computational Social Science Research
Welcome to the Network Inequality and Fairness Group! Based at TU Graz in Austria and led by Fariba Karimi, our research group uses computational and network approaches to examine pressing social challenges, including inequality, minority visibility, and algorithmic bias. Our work also explores how culture, information, and norms spread across online communities using models, data, and experiments.
Picture taken at the Group Retreat – July 2026
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