Lemi Baruh
Lemi Baruh (Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania, Annenberg School for Communication, 2007) is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Communication and Arts, at the University of Queensland. Lemi Baruh’s research interests include new media technologies, particularly focusing on social media, identity, culture of voyeurism, privacy, surveillance and implications of machine learning and AI.
He is is an associate editor of International Journal of Interactive Communication Systems and Technologies and an editorial board member of Journal of Online Safety and Trust, Media Psychology, Journal of Media Psychology
Lemi Baruh (Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania, Annenberg School for Communication, 2007) is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Communication and Arts, at the University of Queensland. Lemi Baruh’s research interests include new media technologies, particularly focusing on social media, identity, culture of voyeurism, privacy, surveillance and implications of machine learning and AI.
He is is an associate editor of International Journal of Interactive Communication Systems and Technologies and an editorial board member of Journal of Online Safety and Trust, Media Psychology, Journal of Media Psychology
- Personal Site
- ResearchGate Profile
- Email: l.baruh[at]uq.edu.au
Zeynep Cemalcılar
Zeynep Cemalcılar (Ph.D. University of Texas, 2003) is Associate Professor at Department of Psychology, College of Social Sciences and Humanities at Koç University in Turkey. She is interested in studying social psychological theories and issues as processes applied to real world situations, particularly understanding the daily lives of “youth”. Her most recent research focuses on understanding the dynamics of (1) the social media (especially in terms of studying how online and offline social interactions influence each other) and use of technology in the social life. (2) prosocial behavior with a special attention on initiation and sustainability of volunteerism; (3) subjective socioeconomic status and its effect on individual well-being; (4) social psychological interventions in the educational context; and (5) culture.
Zeynep Cemalcılar (Ph.D. University of Texas, 2003) is Associate Professor at Department of Psychology, College of Social Sciences and Humanities at Koç University in Turkey. She is interested in studying social psychological theories and issues as processes applied to real world situations, particularly understanding the daily lives of “youth”. Her most recent research focuses on understanding the dynamics of (1) the social media (especially in terms of studying how online and offline social interactions influence each other) and use of technology in the social life. (2) prosocial behavior with a special attention on initiation and sustainability of volunteerism; (3) subjective socioeconomic status and its effect on individual well-being; (4) social psychological interventions in the educational context; and (5) culture.
- Personal Site
- E-mail: zcemalcilar[at]ku.edu.tr
Research Assistants
Research Assistants
- Nalan Akin (PhD Student, Psychology)
- Anel Maratkyzy (MA Student, Psychology)
Alumni of Simlab
- Gül Kaner (PhD Student, Design, Technology & Society)
- Murat Kezer (MA Student, Psychology)
- Batuhan Ustaoğlu (MA Student, Psychology)
- Mehmet Onur Yaşa (PhD Student, Psychology)
- İsminaz Doğan (MA Student, Psychology)
- Khaled Mahmoud Mohamed Elazab (MA Student, Psychology)
- Mehmet Özden (MA Student, Psychology)
