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How can governments make better use of scientific knowledge in their decision-making? A new international study confirms that it is not enough to have data available – the key is to be able to translate it into understandable, credible, and politically relevant recommendations. The study, published in the journal Science and Public Policy, was co-authored by Karolína Pštross.
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Researchers Kateřina Turková and Veronika Macková from the ICSJ FSV UK have published a new book entitled Threats, Disinformation, and Regulations in the European Digital Environment, which offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the development of digital regulation and the current challenges associated with the spread of disinformation in Europe.
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The MeDeMAP project, which organized the first Czech Citizens Parliament on Media and Democracy in 2025, entered its final phase with two events held in Brussels. Both events represented an important step in communicating the research findings to policymakers and practitioners.
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David Ongenaert from IKSŽ and Anna Pstrokońska from Erasmus University Rotterdam focus in a new study on how five multinational giants – Google, McKinsey & Company, Airbnb, Starbucks, and IKEA – communicated about forced migration on YouTube and Twitter between 2015 and 2022.
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Sport plays a significant role in the life and research of Dr Kateřina Turková from the Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism FSV UK. During her active sports career, however, she knew she did not want to remain only on the track. She was always drawn to a broader perspective—understanding how sport functions in the media, institutions, and society as a whole. Read about her research.
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A new study on the use of AI among university students in the Czech Republic, published in the prestigious International Journal for Educational Integrity, offers valuable insight into how students use AI, and what attitudes they hold toward its ethics. Researchers from the ICSJ collaborated on the study.
