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Hosseinmardi OASIS Lab homepage (web)

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type
source
created
2026-11-06
updated
2026-11-06
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A, people, ucla
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A
origin
web
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institutional
citable
no
url
https://oasislab.science
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Hosseinmardi OASIS Lab homepage (web)

Citation

OASIS Lab, UCLA. “OASIS Lab: Online and AI Systems’ Integrity & Safety Lab.” Lab homepage, date not stated (copyright 2026). https://oasislab.science. Read 2026-11-06.

Bottom line

  • The OASIS Lab at UCLA studies the safety and integrity of online ecosystems. Amir Ghasemian and Homa Hosseinmardi co-founded it and are its Principal Investigators.

Background

The lab’s own homepage. It lists the team and the latest news. This is a profile page. Homa Hosseinmardi’s entity page lists it; no reading list does.

Key claims

  • “OASIS Lab — Online and AI Systems’ Integrity & Safety Lab.” (top)
  • “Our group brings together strong computational and engineering expertise to study the safety and integrity of online ecosystems. Co-founded by Amir Ghasemian and Homa Hosseinmardi.” (top)
  • Co-founders: “Amir Ghasemian, Principal Investigator”; “Homa Hosseinmardi, Principal Investigator”. (Co-founders)
  • “Online and AI Systems’ Integrity & Safety Lab — University of California, Los Angeles.” (footer)
  • News of September 1, 2026, reports papers accepted at the 2026 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP 2026). (News)

Evidence and method

A self-published lab homepage.

Limits

  • Self-published.
  • No founding date.

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